A funny and surprising group election quiz hosted by Gil Rabi. Participants are divided into two groups and take part in questions and tasks related to the political system, understanding the impacts of elections, and debunking political myths. Intended for young adults aged 20-30.
Every day we make choices. This choice is no different, it just affects more things.
So how do elections really work? How is the government formed? What political myths do we all know, and how is all of this connected to housing, the cost of living, transportation, and our lives?
We invite you to a group election quiz, light and surprising, hosted by Gil Rabi. We will divide into two groups, tackle questions and tasks together, break some myths, and organize the political system and the way decisions made affect our daily lives.
There is no need to follow the news, remember the names of politicians, or come with prior knowledge. The knowledge is collective, and everyone participates.
By the end of the evening, we may not have answers to all the questions, but we will understand a bit more about how the system works, what matters to us, and how to make informed choices.
The event is intended for young adults in their 20s and 30s. The number of places is limited, and participation requires pre-registration.
What does it matter? Democracy 2026 >> Democracy Month by the Youth Unit of the Tel Aviv-Yafo Municipality and the Social Justice Centers. During July-August, events will be held throughout the city connecting democracy to real life. In each event, we will try to answer the question "What does it matter?" from a different angle through quizzes, courses, pop-up evenings, political imagination, lectures, and workshops.