Joint List Launches Campaigns in Yiddish, Russian, and Amharic
Sixteen days before the March 2 general election, the Joint List launched sector-based campaigns on Sunday, February 16, in Yiddish, Russian and Amharic, seeking to present itself as the electoral choice for all marginalized communities in Israel. On that day, the Joint List began displaying posters in the ultra-Orthodox (haredi) areas of cities like Bnei Brak…