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As Rehovot goes, so goes the nation: A visit to Israel's bellwether city

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“As Rehovot goes, so goes the nation: A visit to Israel's bellwether city”

Like Ohio in the U.S., the diverse central Israeli city of Rehovot has a history of reflecting the country's voting patterns. A visit right before the election hints at where political winds might be heading

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