Israeli voter: 'A vote against fear, terror and inequality'

An Israeli voter has told Middle East Eye that current elections in Israel were existential. Fatima Hassan Bakri, a 77-year-old Palestinian citizen of Israel, said this was the first time she had "felt the weight of the moment as I cast my ballot, because these elections are different from any other." "This vote is a vote for survival and for our very existence. A vote for our children who emigrate because there are no jobs. A vote against fear, terror and inequality," she said. "I call on every woman to come out and vote with her children. We make up half of society, so we should make our voices heard."