Israeli society is very political Jamaluddin Mousavi, BBC correspondent for Jerusalem Israeli society is very political, in some ways like Iran. Here, politics is intertwined with everyday life. Unlike many other places in the world, Israel's new generation actively participates in political debates. In one of the prosperous streets of Tel Aviv, where restaurants and cafes are open until late at night, the same discussions took place. From this space it was possible to understand that the participation in these elections will break the previous records. The supporters of none of the parties left the square, and now this situation makes it difficult to determine the results of the elections.