Exit polls and updated Central Elections Committee results showing a clear win for the national camp have sparked deep disappointment among change bloc and left-wing leaders and activists.
Public figure Avi Dabush, a candidate for the Democrats party (13th place on the Knesset list), co-chair of the party's periphery headquarters and CEO of Rabbis for Human Rights, published a pained but resolute post on social media this morning, addressing the emerging mandate picture and its meaning for members of the camp.
"The results taking shape are distancing us greatly from the dream of a turnaround," Dabush admitted at the opening of his remarks, adding: "[I'm] hoping for significant improvement until the count is complete, it's important for me to say to myself and to the world: I am proud of myself and of everyone who was and remains part of the struggle for change."
