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Ongoing Story· Day 7

Maariv Election Comic Series Aims to Clarify Party Platforms

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Maariv Election Comic Series Aims to Clarify Party Platforms

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Maariv Online launched "Maariv Election Comics 2026" on October 25, 2026, featuring characters Tuti and Hadar. The series aims to simplify complex election campaigns by analyzing party platforms and promises. The comics encourage voters to focus on substantive ideas and principles, setting aside automatic reactions. Readers are invited to guess the featured party in each installment.

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  • Maariv launched "Maariv Election Comics 2026" on October 25, 2026, to simplify election campaigns.
  • Characters Tuti and Hadar analyze party platforms and promises to aid voter understanding.
  • The series encourages readers to focus on substantive ideas and principles.
  • The comics aim to cut through election noise, slogans, and personal attacks.
  • Readers are invited to identify the featured party in each weekly installment.

Maariv Online has launched a new election comic series titled "Maariv Election Comics 2026," featuring two characters, Tuti and Hadar, who aim to cut through the noise of election campaigns. Each week, the duo analyzes party platforms, promises, and debates to help voters understand what parties truly offer before heading to the polls. The series, illustrated by Reut Burts and co-created with Hadar Elad Ben Harosh as part of a "dialogue initiative," sees Tuti and Hadar embarking on a journey through party platforms armed with a bucket and mop, metaphorically cleaning away the clutter. Their goal is to help readers set aside automatic identification or opposition, listen to the ideas themselves, examine proposals, and engage in a substantive discussion about principles, worldviews, and genuine disagreements. The latest installment invites readers to discover which party is hidden beneath the election noise and encourages them to share their guesses in the comments.

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