Israel: Locals share their thoughts on possible result of general election

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SOT, Reporter: ''Why is voting important for you?
Ido, Israeli citizen: ''Because the country has gone corrupted very badly recently and it's very important to change it.''
Reporter: ''So what are you hoping is going to change after this election, what would be your favourite outcome?''
Ido, Israeli citizen: ''Hopefully Bibi (Netanyahu) will not be our next Prime Minister.''
Reporter: ''So what would that change?''
Ido, Israeli citizen: ''Corruption will not be so relevant like it is today''
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SOT, Daniel, Israeli resident (Hebrew): ''I think nothing will change much. It will remain the same.''
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SOT, Daniel, Israeli resident (Hebrew): ''I think the election today is between seculars and religious people.''
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SOT, Reporter: ''What's the most important topic for you, what should Netanyahu change if he gets elected?''
Dori, Israeli resident: ''I don't think that he has to change, I think that the country is in a good place and he has a lot of credit for it.''
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SOT, Marom, Israeli resident (Hebrew): ''I hope there is going to be a positive change in the financial situation in the country, and also an improvement in the political situation. There are still many issues need to be addressed.''
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SOT, Natanel, Israeli resident: ''Actually, I woke up very early to vote just because, you know, I could be the only one that voted at the beginning and then after that I just spent my day by drinking coffee, real Israeli coffee, and now just came to the beach, took a juice and went to the beach and just travelling.''
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SOT, Adam, Israeli resident (French): "It is very important to vote today, for us, the French community, so that we give more voice to Bibi Netanyahu, so that he can do his mandate as he wishes to."
Reporter: ''So what has to change after this election?"
Adam, Israeli resident (French): ''There will be a big change that will be radical. Either Bibi Netanyahu will have full power or it will be the left. And we are all waiting this evening for the voting to know who will win."
Reporter: ''So, most important question, today is bank holiday, how are you spending the day off?''
Adam, Israeli resident (French): "[I'm spending the day with] the kids, we went to the beach with the family."
Reporter: ''So is it good that you have a day off and like go to vote or?''
Adam, Israeli resident (French): ''Yes, of course.''
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STORY
Israeli citizens expressed their opinions on the possible result of the Israeli general elections, in Tel Aviv on Tuesday.
Ido, one of the voters, said: ''Hopefully Bibi (Netanyahu) will not be our next Prime Minister,'' adding that this might help to get rid of "corruption."
Another local, Dori, stressed that the current President Benjamin Netanyahu should leave everything as it is, if he gets reelected. ''I don't think that he has to change, I think that the country is in a good place and he has a lot of credit for it,'' added Dori.
"I hope there is going to be a positive change in the financial situation in the country, and also an improvement in the political situation. There are still many issues need to be addressed,'' said Marom, another local.
New general elections are held this Tuesday in Israel for the second time in less than six months.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who failed to form a coalition government after the first election, is now trying to win a record fifth term.
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