VOICED : Jerusalemites react to Israel's initial election results

The speaker reflects on the significant turnout in recent elections, highlighting a collective awakening among the people to participate in the democratic process. They express a belief in the power of voting to bring about change, despite personal disinterest in politics. The speaker emphasizes the importance of voting as a civic duty, even if they prefer to stay out of political discussions.

What does the speaker find remarkable about the recent voting event?

• The short duration of the election

• The lack of political awareness

• The democratic process in Israel

• The low voter turnout

According to the speaker, what was the general expectation about the voting outcome?

• That nothing would change

• That only a few people would vote

• That everyone would vote and change would occur

• That the election would be postponed

How does the speaker feel about political involvement?

• They are very interested in politics

• They dislike political involvement but still vote

• They are actively campaigning

• They never participate in voting

What time frame does the speaker mention regarding political change?

• Six months

• One year

• Two years

• Four years

What is the speaker's attitude towards voting despite their disinterest in politics?

• They consistently vote

• They avoid voting altogether

• They only vote in major elections

• They vote occasionally