Safari Election Crowns Tigress Noa Winner Representing Family Values
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
The Safari in Ramat Gan held its animal representative elections, with the tigress Noa winning 47% of the vote for family values. The tradition, returning after four years, saw animals represent values like protection, tolerance, sustainability, and mutuality. Safari spokesperson Hila Feldman Gra noted the event celebrates animal love and conservation efforts.
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- The tigress Noa won the Safari election with 47% of the vote, representing family values.
- The Safari in Ramat Gan revived its animal representative election tradition after a four-year break.
- Candidates represented values such as family, protection, tolerance, sustainability, and mutuality.
- The turtle MoMo placed second with 19% for representing protection.
- The Safari spokesperson highlighted the event's celebration of animal love and conservation.
The Safari in Ramat Gan held an election for its animal representatives, a beloved tradition that returned after a four-year hiatus. The tigress Noa was declared the winner with 47% of the vote, representing the value of family. The election served as a referendum on the core values guiding the Safari's operations.
Safari departments prepared for the election with creative campaigns, including original songs, signs, branded shirts, and speeches. Each candidate represented a significant value: family, protection, tolerance, sustainability, and mutuality. The voting process aimed to engage visitors and staff in the Safari's guiding principles.
Following Noa the tigress, who secured 47% of the vote for family values, the turtle MoMo came in second with 19% for protection. The elephant La Petite represented tolerance and received 13%, while the gorilla Lucas, advocating for sustainability, garnered 12%. Arot, representing mutuality, received 9% of the votes.
Noa, named in 2022 after the pop star Noa Kirel, demonstrated her symbolic appeal beyond entertainment. The election day was marked by a festive atmosphere, friendly competition, and educational stations where each animal and its represented value were presented.
Hila Feldman Gra, the Safari's spokesperson, expressed satisfaction with the event, stating, "Although there is only one winner, all the values that competed today are an integral part of our daily work." She emphasized that the elections celebrate the love for animals, teamwork, and commitment to nature conservation. The Safari's unique election tradition, now revived, highlights the importance of democracy, values, and shared celebration within the animal kingdom, continuing to engage visitors with creative and original initiatives.
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