מה יהיה אחוז ההצבעה במגזר החרדי? אבי בלום

Look, this is a global phenomenon. It is generally accepted that where there is higher education and a better economic status, there are higher voter turnout percentages. One exception we have here in Israel is the ultra-Orthodox sector, which you can't say isn't educated because it is, after all, a sector of people of the book. Now, last time what we saw was an election cycle with a larger gap than the preceding election cycles, there was the right's anger at the change government and we indeed saw higher relative voter turnout among the right. Now there is a larger time gap of four years, with a much more acute cluster of events: October 7th, the story of the judicial reform, the issue of conscription. Therefore it is reasonable to assume, and this is also what we see in the polls, that we will see higher voter turnout specifically on the left. That is what worries Netanyahu. And at the end of the day, those who manage to get the indifferent people out are specifically the parties that are below the electoral threshold that Bibi doesn't want. y