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Channel 5 asks why a Nazareth resident won't vote

Liam Kozak's election report connects a Palestinian citizen's boycott with peace demonstrations in Tel Aviv and resistance to military conscription.

Why this story? One of the most watched videos since yesterday, with 786,953 views.

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  1. 2:08Outside Hebron, Kozak describes tightened security after a checkpoint shooting; soldiers subsequently order the crew to leave.
  2. 3:48Tel Aviv peace demonstrators demand political change and discuss a two-state solution.
  3. 11:38Demonstrators voice support for the Joint List and Palestinian rights within Israel.
  4. 13:58Haredi protesters oppose military conscription, with attendees explaining their commitment to Torah study.
  5. 17:17A Palestinian citizen in Nazareth explains his election boycott and argues for sustained action beyond voting.

"I'm boycotting the Israeli election," a Palestinian citizen of Israel tells Channel 5 correspondent Liam Kozak in Nazareth. His explanation goes beyond disliking the candidates: he argues that rights promised in law do not match everyday experience, and that voting without sustained action against state policies changes little.

That conversation closes "Israeli Election Day," which has drawn roughly 787,000 views since yesterday. Rather than forecast seats or negotiate hypothetical coalitions, Kozak travels between people with different demands of the state, including some who reject the ballot as an answer.

In Tel Aviv, protesters criticize Benjamin Netanyahu's handling of national security and the October 7 attacks. Peace demonstrators discuss a two-state solution, while others voice support for the and Palestinian rights. One interviewee offers a distinction: "I think pro-Palestine is one way of looking at it, pro-peace is another."

At a large Haredi demonstration, the dispute is military conscription. Attendees describe Torah study as their religious duty and oppose being compelled to enlist. "What the rabbi say, I do," one demonstrator tells Kozak. Their objections are different from those heard at the peace protests, even though both gatherings challenge government policy.

The report also takes Kozak outside Hebron in the occupied , where he describes tightened security following a checkpoint shooting. Soldiers order the crew to leave.

Back in Nazareth, the final interview shifts from election participation to what participation means between elections. The resident describes confronting his fears and pursuing tangible change, insisting that a periodic vote cannot substitute for that work.

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The facts
Subscribers
3,730,000
Channel views, last 7 days
6,215,074
Channel views, pace per day
496,217 (on a normal day: 748,308)
Video published
October 28, 2026
Video views so far
786,953 (less than a day online)
Video views, pace per day
1,029,003

The numbers

The report has drawn a substantial audience in its opening hours. The view total below is its actual viewing since yesterday, not a projected daily pace.

subscribers
3,730,000
no significant change in the last 7 days
total views
674,070,602
views per day
496,217
typical day: 748,308
the video
views
786,953
likes
11,874
comments
1,710
days online
1
subscribers: this channel and similar channels
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3,800,000
As of October 29, 2026 · Data source: Trari Social News, Trari Traffic Trends and Ranking Platform, Google YouTube
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