An air of neglect hangs over the commercial center in the northern coastal city of Givat Olga. A few elderly men are playing dominos at the lottery booth; paper cups and napkins litter the area around the pizzeria. “People came to elect a Yahalom Brochette,” an employee at Yahalom Brochettes tells me.
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