Виктор Вахштайн. Как на самом деле голосуют репатрианты 90-х и "тыквенные"

Sociologist Viktor Vakhshtayn explains how experiences gained in the country of origin influence the political preferences of different waves of aliyah, and is it true that the immigrants of the 1990s are right-wing, while the "pumpkin" aliyah is left-wing? 00:00 - The 9th of Av and the ongoing rifts in Israeli society 05:00 - Talk of division in society deepens division 07:20 - Talk of division does not yet sever ties within social groups 15:40 - The Israeli phenomenon: rhetoric of division in the presence of extremely strong social ties 16:00 - Profiling the main waves of Russian-speaking aliyah 18:55 - Why can only the Great Aliyah be defined as right-wing or center-right? 9:30 PM — The last two waves, the "cheese" and "pumpkin" waves, cannot be determined by electoral preferences 27:10 — What influences the electoral preferences of repatriates? 30:25 — The Theory of Inertia: What from past experience influences electoral preferences? 34:30 — "Israel is the last remnant of the Russian Empire" 37:30 — "Israelis from the USSR are cosmopolitans who don't need to move to a nation-state" 43:25 — Farewell and announcement of the next stream Watch "Nepechatnoe. Live" live broadcasts every day from Sunday to Thursday at 6:00 PM Jerusalem time. Website: https://www.newsru.co.il/ Telegram: https://t.me/NEWSruIsrael