Israeli Journalists Share Voting Dilemmas Before Election
Translated & summarized from Kipa by baba
Israeli journalists Yaron Avraham of Channel 12 and Moriyah Asraf and Michael Shemesh of Channel 13 revealed they made last-minute decisions on how to vote in the upcoming elections. Avraham shared his deliberation process on Instagram, while Asraf and Shemesh posted their decisions on Telegram. Shemesh described the election as a uniquely challenging and thought-provoking experience for him.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Channel 12's Yaron Avraham decided his vote after last-minute deliberation.
- Channel 13's Moriyah Asraf announced her voting decision with relief.
- Channel 13's Michael Shemesh called the election a challenging personal dilemma.
- Journalists shared their voting decisions on social media platforms.
Yaron Avraham, the political correspondent for Israel's Channel 12, shared with his Instagram followers that after a prolonged period of deliberation extending until the last moment, he decided how to vote in the upcoming elections. In a video post captioned "So, who did I vote for?", Avraham stated, "The moment of truth has arrived and the envelope is here. I really debated until the last moment, and now I'm putting the ballot in." He did not reveal his choice to his followers. Earlier, colleagues from Channel 13 also shared that they had made their decisions after wrestling with their choices. Moriyah Asraf, a correspondent for Channel 13, posted on her Telegram channel, "I've decided. A great relief. Go vote." Michael Shemesh, the Haredi correspondent for Channel 13, also shared his experience, noting, "For the first time in my life, the election was a challenging event. It required a lot of thought and I was in a dilemma I never thought I'd be in. A somewhat strange feeling, but it's over now."
