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not everywhere· Politics· Updated

Influencer Sapir Abisror Links Oct. 7 to Political Engagement

Israeli influencer Sapir Avisror shared her election anxieties on Instagram on Thursday, linking her decision to engage with politics to the aftermath of the October 7th attacks and her children's future. Avisror, who is typically known for sharing fashion and coupon codes, urged her followers to research and discuss politics ahead of the upcoming elections on October 27th.

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  1. 01Influencer Sapir Avisror shared her election anxieties on Instagram on Thursday, linking her political engagement to the October 7th attacks.
  2. 02Avisror stated that her son Sun's questions about the ongoing situation prompted her to stop shielding her children from reality.
  3. 03She urged her followers, especially young first-time voters, to research and discuss politics ahead of the October 27th elections.
  4. 04Avisror acknowledged that discussing politics is not considered appealing for content consumers but called it a necessity after recent difficult years.
  5. 05She encouraged her audience to express their opinions and engage in dialogue without fear of saying something unpopular.
  6. 06Avisror revealed that she has not yet decided who to vote for and is still researching her choice.

Avisror explained that her son Sun's questions about the ongoing situation made her realize she could no longer shield her children from reality. She stated that her responsibility as a mother is her children's future, which now intersects with a reality that cannot be perpetually softened. Describing October 7th as a defining moment for their lives, she emphasized that her son is growing up and asking more questions about current events.

Addressing the upcoming elections, Avisror acknowledged that discussing politics is often perceived as less appealing than typical content like fashion, but stressed that it is a must after the difficult years Israel has experienced. She urged her audience, particularly young first-time voters, to ask questions, research, and express their opinions through dialogue without fear. Avisror revealed that she has not yet decided who to vote for and is embarking on a journey of questions to determine her choice.

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