Israelis Express Hope for Unity and Better Future at Carmel Market
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
Channel 14 reporter Shira Kai Cohen interviewed people at Tel Aviv's Carmel Market on election day. Shoppers expressed a desire for a united Israel and a better future. Some voiced support for Prime Minister Netanyahu and Minister Ben Gvir, while others encouraged citizens to vote.
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- Shoppers at Tel Aviv's Carmel Market expressed hope for a united Israel on election day.
- A couple from Ma'alot stated they want Israel to be united and go on a good path.
- Marketgoers celebrated election day and showed support for Prime Minister Netanyahu and Minister Ben Gvir.
- One individual urged citizens to vote, calling it the least they can do for the country.
Channel 14 reporter Shira Kai Cohen spoke with shoppers at Tel Aviv's Carmel Market on election day, who took advantage of the holiday to visit the city. Many expressed a desire for a united Israel and a positive future.
A couple who traveled from Ma'alot in the north, after casting their votes, shared their hopes. "We came from distant Ma'alot, after we voted, we want Israel to be united and for us to go on a good path. And may there only be good for Israel," they said.
Shoppers and residents at the market celebrated the election day, with some voicing support for Prime Minister Netanyahu and Minister Ben Gvir. The couple from the north also urged others to vote, stating, "Go out and vote. We receive so much from the country, this is the least and most important thing we can do. Go out and vote and influence."
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