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Kippot with pictures of rabbis, a willow branch for every voter: Election Day in the ultra-Orthodox street

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“Kippot with pictures of rabbis, a willow branch for every voter: Election Day in the ultra-Orthodox street”

Though Jerusalem's ultra-Orthodox neighborhoods were sleepy on Election Day, there were crowds at the polling stations. A yeshiva student hitchhiked to vote for Shas at an accessible polling station; at another polling station, an activist for the Haredi Public party was yelled at

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