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Israel's Election Campaign: An Ongoing Look at All Candidates in Their Own Words

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20 minutes ago, Atb210201 said:

I'm curious are you going to vote for Netanyahu or not?

Who are you gonna vote for and why?

Are you even voting?

He is definitely not voting for Netanyahu and I’m 100% sure he is voting. 
@Nivsch Sorry for answering on your behalf😅.

@Atb210201 What’s your opinion about Bibi?

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4 minutes ago, Heaven said:

He is definitely not voting for Netanyahu and I’m 100% sure he is voting. 
@Nivsch Sorry for answering on your behalf😅.

@Atb210201 What’s your opinion about Bibi?

Ok good to hear it.:D

I don't like him at all.


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11 minutes ago, Heaven said:

He is definitely not voting for Netanyahu and I’m 100% sure he is voting. 
@Nivsch Sorry for answering on your behalf😅.

@Atb210201 What’s your opinion about Bibi?

Absolutely not Netanyahu 😆

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3 hours ago, Atb210201 said:

I'm curious are you going to vote for Netanyahu or not?

Who are you gonna vote for and why?

Are you even voting?

I think Eisenkot, but Golan has great people in his party, so actually I haven't yet fully decided. It is difficult for me to explain shortly why exactly, but if you can focus me with some questions I will try my best.

You can read also in details about those two parties here:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yashar_(political_party)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Democrats_(Israel)

Update me 🙂

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15 minutes ago, Nivsch said:

I think Eisenkot, but Golan has great people in his party, so actually I haven't yet fully decided. It is diffuclt for me to explain shortly why exactly, but if you can focus me with some questions I will try my best.

You can read also in details about those two parties here:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yashar_(political_party)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Democrats_(Israel)

Update me 🙂

OK Great. I don't actually know anything about Israel's parties and candidates other than Netanyahu.

I've got to read about them.

Thanks.


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On 10/17/2026 at 1:27 AM, Raze said:

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Those settlers are like rabid dogs. They will bite anyone. xD


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48 minutes ago, Atb210201 said:

I got a question.

Are all Jewish people Ashkenazi in their roots?

No.
The main Jewish ancestral groups

1. Ashkenazi Jews

Originated primarily in Central and Eastern Europe, with historical roots in Jewish communities that developed in the Rhineland and neighboring regions. Many later migrated to Poland, Lithuania, Russia, and elsewhere.

Commonly associated with Yiddish, although many speak other languages today.

2. Mizrahi Jews

Historically lived in the Middle East and parts of Asia, including Iraq, Iran, Syria, and Yemen. Their communities developed over many centuries, with distinct customs and histories.

Many have substantial ancestry connected to the Middle East, alongside varying degrees of ancestry from other populations.

3. Sephardi Jews

Descend primarily from Jewish communities of the Iberian Peninsula (Spain and Portugal). Following the expulsions and forced conversions of the late 15th century, many settled in North Africa, the Ottoman Empire, and other regions.

Historically associated with Ladino and distinctive Iberian Jewish religious traditions.

4. Other Jewish communities

These include Ethiopian Jews (Beta Israel), Indian Jewish communities such as Bene Israel and Cochin Jews, and other historically distinct groups.

Their histories and genetic ancestry vary considerably.

 

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11 minutes ago, Heaven said:

No.
The main Jewish ancestral groups

1. Ashkenazi Jews

Originated primarily in Central and Eastern Europe, with historical roots in Jewish communities that developed in the Rhineland and neighboring regions. Many later migrated to Poland, Lithuania, Russia, and elsewhere.

Commonly associated with Yiddish, although many speak other languages today.

2. Mizrahi Jews

Historically lived in the Middle East and parts of Asia, including Iraq, Iran, Syria, and Yemen. Their communities developed over many centuries, with distinct customs and histories.

Many have substantial ancestry connected to the Middle East, alongside varying degrees of ancestry from other populations.

3. Sephardi Jews

Descend primarily from Jewish communities of the Iberian Peninsula (Spain and Portugal). Following the expulsions and forced conversions of the late 15th century, many settled in North Africa, the Ottoman Empire, and other regions.

Historically associated with Ladino and distinctive Iberian Jewish religious traditions.

4. Other Jewish communities

These include Ethiopian Jews (Beta Israel), Indian Jewish communities such as Bene Israel and Cochin Jews, and other historically distinct groups.

Their histories and genetic ancestry vary considerably.

 

Are you Jewish?


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@Raze Shas is an Ultra Orthodox party. Of course many of them think that being Jewish is better and that everything else might be a threat. Although I personally haven't come across this campaign. I will try to see if this is really their formal campaign.

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