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Israelis Shifted Spending Habits on Election Day, Data Shows
Israelis changed their purchasing habits on election day, with delivery service Wolt reporting increased orders to parks and entertainment venues. Demand rose for goods from bakeries and butcher shops, while fashion and electronics orders declined.
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What happened
- 01Israelis ordered more food and goods to parks and entertainment venues on election day.
- 02Demand for fashion and electronics dropped significantly on election day.
- 03Hamburger orders led restaurant choices, followed by pizza and shawarma.
- 04Deliveries to locations outside of homes and offices increased by approximately 40%.
- 05Orders from bakeries and butcher shops saw a rise of about 25%.
Hamburgers were the most popular food order, and deliveries to non-home locations increased by about 40%.
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