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Tel Aviv Celebrates Election Exit Poll Results at Habima Square
Dozens of Israelis celebrated election exit poll results in Tel Aviv's Habima Square on Tuesday evening, with left-wing blocs showing a slight lead. Attendees sang songs, danced in a fountain, and displayed political symbols.
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What happened
- 01Dozens celebrated election exit poll results in Tel Aviv's Habima Square on Tuesday evening.
- 02Exit polls from Channels 11, 12, and 13 showed left-wing blocs with a slight lead.
- 03Celebrants sang songs in Arabic and Hebrew and danced in a fountain.
- 04A Channel 14 correspondent reported a festive atmosphere and a negative encounter.
- 05Some attendees wore symbols of the Democrats party and its chairman Yair Golan.
A Channel 14 correspondent reported a festive atmosphere but also an aggressive encounter with one participant. The event occurred as exit polls suggested a shift in the political landscape.
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