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New Israeli Voters Express Frustration and Hope Ahead of Elections
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First reported by Alarab · 10 hours ago
What happened
Around 640,000 young Israelis will vote for the first time in the upcoming elections. Many express frustration with the political system, feeling they must choose the "lesser of two evils," yet still seek a political home and hope for change.
- 01640,000 young Israelis to vote for the first time.
- 02New voters feel frustrated with the political system.
- 03Many believe they must choose the "lesser of two evils."
- 04Young voters are searching for a political "home."
- 05There is a persistent sense of hope for change.
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