Eisenkot, Netanyahu or Bennett: One of Tel Aviv's icons knows who he will vote for

A day before the elections, the merchants of the Carmel Market express despair, distrust, and indecision. Some cling to Netanyahu, others consider Bennett or Eisenkot, and some do not intend to vote. The demand for unity recurs again and again.

A day before the Knesset elections, a 'Maariv' reporter went to the Carmel Market in Tel Aviv to hear from stall owners who they will vote for. The answers reflect despair, distrust, and indecision. Some interviewees cling to Netanyahu, others consider Bennett or Eisenkot, and many express doubt that voting will change anything. One merchant said: 'They are all liars and cheats, no one is an exception.' Another declared he would vote for Eisenkot in the hope that 'the chaos in the country will stop.' The demand for unity recurs in conversations, alongside a feeling that this time too nothing will change.