The underworld's ballot: who did crime families in Israel vote for?

Associates of figures in the Israeli underworld reveal to Walla their political preferences: the Jarushi family supports Ra'am and the Joint List, while Eran Yahia prefers Yair Golan. The article reports an 88.7% voter turnout in prisons and notes the irony of the state's fight against crime versus the voting rights of those associated with it.

A Walla article reveals, based on associates, the political preferences of identified figures from the Israeli underworld. According to the information, the Jarushi family supports Ra'am and the Joint List. The main surprise is that Eran Yahia, a known figure, prefers Yair Golan, a prominent left-wing figure. The article emphasizes that there is no unified political camp in the underworld, and that this is information from associates without direct verification of the actual ballots. Meanwhile, the article reports an 88.7% voter turnout among prisoners and detainees in prisons in the elections held today. The article notes the irony that the state fights organized crime through restrictive laws, yet the voting rights of those associated with them remain intact.