Ramot Gan Safari Holds Animal Election for Visitors
Translated & summarized from Israel Hayom by baba
The Ramot Gan Safari will hold a unique animal election on October 27, where visitors can vote for animal candidates representing different departments and values. Prominent contenders include a tigress for family values, a tortoise for protection, a gorilla for sustainability, bee-eaters for compassion, and an elephant for tolerance. The event aims to be a festive democratic celebration and is attracting media attention.
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- The Ramot Gan Safari will hold a unique animal election on October 27.
- Visitors can vote for animal candidates representing departments and core values.
- Candidates include a tigress for family, a tortoise for protection, and a gorilla for sustainability.
- Bee-eaters represent compassion, while an elephant campaigns for tolerance.
- The event is designed as a festive, humorous, and creative democratic celebration.
- Media outlets are invited to cover the election activities and candidates.
The Ramot Gan Safari is reviving a popular tradition after a four-year hiatus, holding a unique animal election on October 27. Instead of politicians, the safari's animals will compete for visitor votes, each representing a different department and a core value. Visitors of all ages can participate by casting ballots at special polling stations throughout the safari.
The election has generated significant excitement, with staff preparing campaign materials, including catchy songs, colorful signs, and special T-shirts. Campaign managers are also crafting persuasive speeches for their animal candidates. Among the prominent contenders are Noa the tigress, advocating for family values, and Momo the tortoise, promoting the value of protection. Lucas the gorilla is running on a platform of sustainability, while the bee-eater birds champion compassion and mutual aid. Yossi the elephant is seeking votes for tolerance.
On election day, the safari is set to transform into a festive, humorous, and creative democratic celebration. Visitors will have the opportunity to meet campaign managers and hear why their chosen candidate deserves their vote. The event is attracting considerable media attention, with press teams invited to cover the campaign activities, interview visitors and staff, and document the candidates and polling stations.
Hila Feldman Gra, the safari's spokesperson, stated that the public and media will witness which candidate captures voters' hearts, which department emerges victorious, and which core value will be chosen to represent the safari.
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