The PER failed to get any of its candidates elected, its votes having only helped CDE front-runners. On November 30, Zionists had a final public rally in Bucharest, celebrating the United Nations Partition Plan for Palestine. In the post-election interval, the PER returned to anti-communism. Shortly before the eruption of a civil war in Palestine, Siguranța men reported that Zissu still directed the PER from the shadows, noting his Revisionist, anti-British, stance and his support of "terrorist action" in Palestine. In March 1947, Benvenisti, who was Zissu's replacement, made a show of his own disappointment with the BPD government, accusing Prime Minister Petru Groza of tolerating antisemitism. By then, PCR cadres defected to the PER, including two who helped found a PER section in Fălciu County; one of them was also a leader of the local Betar organization, which the CDE described as "fascist".