Voting for the first time: The new immigrants who will arrive at the polling station

Five new immigrants, who will vote for the first time in Israeli elections, share their feelings and hopes for the government that will be elected. The article brings their personal stories of immigrants who arrived in the country in the last four years, during a turbulent period, and presents their expectations for the upcoming elections.

Five new immigrants, who arrived in Israel in the last four years, are expected to vote for the first time in the upcoming elections. The article brings their personal stories, feelings, and hopes for the government that will be elected. The immigrants, who arrived during a turbulent period in the country's history, express a desire to influence Israel's future. Among the interviewees: Maria Volokh, Margarita Potikova, Michael Kosoy, and Jordan Falkenstein. The article focuses on each of their personal experiences and their expectations for the elections.