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Netanyahu Dominates TikTok Engagement Amidst Israeli Election Campaign
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By עופר חדד
First reported by Mako · 3 hours ago
What happened
Benjamin Netanyahu is achieving the highest engagement on TikTok among Israeli politicians, attracting 1.7 million interactions in under a month. However, analysis of comments suggests this engagement is not always direct political support, highlighting the complexities of social media influence on young voters ahead of the upcoming elections.
- 01Netanyahu leads TikTok engagement with 1.7 million interactions.
- 02Young voters (18-22) represent a significant bloc of 10-12 Knesset seats.
- 03Comment analysis shows Netanyahu's engagement is often non-political.
- 04Ben-Gvir receives a high percentage of positive comments.
- 05TikTok likes and comments don't directly equate to votes.
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