Jerusalem Mayor votes in the election: 'A celebration of democracy'
Jerusalem Mayor Moshe Lion and his wife Stavit voted for the 26th Knesset at a polling station in the Rehavia neighborhood. Lion described the election day as a celebration of democracy. He urged residents of Jerusalem and all Israeli citizens to vote so their voices could be heard. The mayor spoke about the need for mutual respect and responsibility among the people. He noted that citizens must continue to live together despite their differences. Lion stated that this cooperation is necessary to work for the future of the State of Israel.
Jerusalem Mayor Moshe Lion and his wife, Stavit, cast their ballots in the elections for the 26th Knesset at a polling station on Keren Kayemet Street in Jerusalem's Rehavia neighborhood. After voting, Lion called on the public to head to the polls: "Election Day is a celebration of democracy. I call on Jerusalem residents in particular, and Israeli citizens in general, to go out and vote and make their voices heard." He also emphasized the importance of maintaining mutual respect and responsibility: "Even the day after the elections, despite our differences, we will continue to live here together and work for the future of the State of Israel."