An eager Yamina activist keeps the faith outside a Jerusalem polling station

The polls in the Tali Geulim school in Jerusalem’s Baka neighborhood are bustling with young families and older, long-time residents.

“Vote ‘tet-bet,’ they’re the best,” a young activist says outside the voting place, using the initials for the right-wing Yamina party.

“Of course!” a yarmulke-wearing man with two young children responds.

“One of ours!” the activist says excitedly.

— Judah Ari Gross

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