"Depressive atmosphere": reactions in Tel Aviv after the real results

A News 14 correspondent reports on a 'depressive' atmosphere in Tel Aviv this morning after the real results were published, in contrast to the celebrations last night at Habima Square based on exit polls. Correspondent Shira Kai Cohen described anger directed at the team, and health correspondent Yael Anker recounted an attempted hit-and-run by a cyclist.

News 14 correspondent Ziv Shazo reports on the atmosphere in Tel Aviv this morning (Wednesday) after the publication of the real election results. While last night celebrations were held at Habima Square based on exit polls showing a lead for the left-wing bloc, this morning the atmosphere is described as 'depressive' and 'negative'. Correspondent Shira Kai Cohen described a drastic change: 'People here are even quite angry at us, if usually they are angry, today it's a bit more.' Health correspondent Yael Anker described celebrations with 'Song for Peace' and Arabic medleys, and recounted an incident where a cyclist tried to run her over and shouted at her. The report presents a contrast between the atmosphere in Tel Aviv and the 'quite good' feelings in Jerusalem.