"They can all go to hell": The southern right-wing stronghold that recalculates its route
The political pulse in Netivot is far from one-dimensional. Between young people who declare 'I will vote for Bibi because that's what Dad said', to residents who rage 'They can all go to hell' –…
Assessment
Netivot, a southern stronghold of the right, reveals a fractured political pulse beneath its monolithic reputation. Voters range from young people following family voting patterns to residents expressing total disgust with all political options. Some residents even blame kibbutzim for the October 7 attack, indicating deep internal divisions within the right-wing base. The piece suggests that loyalty to traditional leadership is no longer automatic, and the city's political calculus is being fundamentally reexamined.