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KipaPolitics

Israeli Journalist Moriyah Asraf Announces Voting Decision After Deliberation

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

Israeli journalist Moriyah Asraf announced she has decided how to vote in the upcoming elections after much deliberation. She shared her relief with followers on Telegram, encouraging them to vote as well. Her colleague Doron Kadosh playfully teased her about her tendency to decide at the last minute.

The story in 4 lines · by baba

  • Channel 13 correspondent Moriyah Asraf announced her voting decision on Tuesday.
  • Asraf shared her decision on a joint Telegram channel with colleague Doron Kadosh.
  • She expressed relief after making her choice and urged others to vote.
  • Kadosh playfully noted Asraf's habit of deciding at the last minute.

Moriyah Asraf, the political correspondent for Channel 13 News, announced on Tuesday morning that she has finally decided who to vote for in the upcoming elections. She shared the news with her followers on her joint Telegram channel with correspondent Doron Kadosh, stating, "I've decided. A great relief. Go vote."

Kadosh playfully commented on Asraf's indecisiveness, noting that she deliberates until the last moment in every election. Asraf retorted with a jest about Kadosh, humorously claiming that even after three bottles of wine, he would never reveal his voting choice, calling him "not a fun friend."

KipaRight · Jerusalem

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