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Rehovot's Political Pulse May Signal National Election Trends
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Rehovot, a diverse Israeli city known for reflecting national voting patterns, is seen as a bellwether for the country's political direction. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited the city shortly before an election, changing his campaign plans from a large rally to a meeting with local Ethiopian-Jewish community leaders who support his party.
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- Rehovot, Israel's "bellwether city," may indicate national voting trends.
- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited Rehovot shortly before an election.
- Netanyahu's campaign rally was changed to a meeting with Ethiopian-Jewish leaders.
- The Ethiopian-Jewish leaders in Rehovot are known supporters of Netanyahu's party.
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