elections in Israel; A life involved in politics Jamaluddin Mousavi, BBC reporter in Tel Aviv In Tel Aviv you see long queues at Raigiri branches. More than 7,300,000 people are eligible to vote. It is expected that the participation will be more than 70%. These elections are the first public vote after the attacks on October 7, 2023. Some voters say they are defending democracy and some say their vote today is a vote for security. An Iranian woman, whose father is from Tehran, told us that along with security, preserving Israel's democracy and isolation is her concern in this election. His 11-year-old daughter, who accompanied her mother, spoke passionately about the family's favorite candidate; Signs of how much Israelis' lives are involved in politics.