Last night night the Undecided Panel, a group of Anglo Israelis holding a variety of political opinions, had its fifth and final pre-elections discussion. Some of us have a feeling that we'll only decide at the last possible second when unenthusiastically choosing one of those pieces of paper indicating which political party is getting our vote. One thing we all agree on is that we will vote and pray, in one way or another, that our vote won't be wasted.
Jonathan Feldstein, of the Genesis 123 Foundation, has done an amazing job organizing/producing these panel discussions. We are all from different backgrounds and political opinions, besides being native English speakers. And we're also different ages; I'm the old lady and have memories of events the others have only heard or learned about. But I find our discussions wonderful and tolerant.
Instead of having you read what I think, I suggest that you listen to the discussion. If you have any questions, please ask in the comments. I'll get your specific question to the other participants if necessary. I'd really love to hear your opinions and reactions. Many of my friends also consider themselves undecideds... What about you?
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