Political analyst Amit Segal (N12) assesses that a current directive regarding voter databases is detrimental to established parties with organized databases — including Haredi, Arab, Likud, Yesh Atid, Religious Zionism, and the Democrats — while benefiting new parties such as Yashar and various center parties.
Political analyst Amit Segal (N12) assessed on Tuesday evening that a current directive regarding voter databases works against established parties that maintain organized databases, including Haredi, Arab, Likud, Yesh Atid, Religious Zionism, and the Democrats, while favoring new parties such as Yashar and various center parties. The exact nature of the directive was not specified in the post.
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