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Elections are over: The hard part comes when the ballots are counted the cameras are gone

Jerusalem Post ·

By the time we read this week’s haftarah, Israelis will have gone to the polls to elect a new Knesset. After months of political arguments, accusations, and promises, the votes will have been cast.

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