The polls are still in favor of Barak and that make me nervous... eight days to go and I pray that nothing unexpected will happen. You can’t really tell in Israel. God forbids. Eight days to go... that’s too much. Let’s hope for the best...
The elections in Israel will take place in two weeks and I won't be there. I wanted to but it didn't work out this time. I didn't vote in the last elections when Netanyahu took over and I feel guilty until this day. I’m hoping for a change. It's time to replace this incompetent prime minister and his bunch of thugs. It's time to start repairing the damage they did. It's time to turn Israel to the beautiful prosperous country it can be.
I’m reading the news and watching the polls. Barak has an advantage but it is too soon to jubilate. Things change (just as they did during the last elections when Netanyahu who was lagging behind in the polls became the prime minister).
I read an interview with Netanyahu this weekend. The guy is unbelievable. According to him the situation has never been better. Those who complain about poverty and unemployment are the same people who eat in fancy restaurants and drive 4X4... we'll see about that…
I didn't vote in the last elections. I was in Boston at the time and I remember driving to Cape Cod by myself at that day. The weather was gray and I was searching constantly for a news station on the radio dial to hear the results. It took a while before it was announced that Netanyahu won by a small margin. I felt a bit guilty at the time. If I, and people like me, were there then we could have made the difference.
