arrived no one knew you're coming

as well i mean it was funny then they told me you can't enter you have to buy shoes and then i went to the buy shoes and i came back And then I tried understanding, I mean, where the committees are and where should I enter and how the hell, I mean, do you start lobbying? I mean, it's lobbying for what we wanted to achieve.

And I remember it was such a difficult task that day.

It was hideous.

I mean, when you look a year and something ahead of that.

But I remember seeing the parliament members yelling at each other, screaming at each other, and then going out of the committees and hugging and eating at the cafeteria.

And I was like, what the hell? I mean, why are you guys? I mean, they weren't really arguing.

I'm listening.

Shalev's target demographic shapes his campaigning style.

I go to festivals, to beer festivals.

I go to parties.

We're having a good time, and I think that's the best thing you can do in a political campaign.

That's how you bring young people.

Young people don't really care about politics.

Loss, obligation, dedication, and reconstructing the future, those are forces driving Shalev.

A lot of people who don't live in Israel, it's hard for them to understand how much as a human we admire the country.

Shalev's target demographic shapes his campaigning style.

I go to festivals, to beer festivals.

I go to parties.

We're having a good time.

I think that's the best thing you can do in a political campaign.

That's how you bring young people.

Young people don't really care about politics.

Those are forces driving Shalev.