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Over the past couple of years, Call Me Back has grown into something much bigger than we

ever expected, a place for clarity, context, and honest conversations at a time when

those things can seem hard to find.

That's what ARC Media is all about, building a truly independent voice,

which means no one shaping what we say or how we say it.

To help support our rapidly expanding operations,

we created Inside Call Me Back, our members-only feed, where we answer your questions

and bring you into the conversations that typically happen after the cameras stop rolling.

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subscribe at arcmedia.org or through the link in thest here in New York City. It's 5 p.m. on Sunday, May 31st in Israel,

as Israelis wind down their day. As you probably know, in a few months, elections will be held in Israel,

the first since the October 7th attack of 2023, and arguably one of the most consequential

elections in Israel's history. The fault lines that already divide Israeli society are likely to

sharpen. As many Israelis and many Jews around the world feel that the very

character of the Jewish state will be up for a vote in this election. As things heat up, we want to

make sure that Call Me Back and ARC media give you the coverage you need to keep up. That's why we

launched our special series, Israel Votes, in which we will be speaking with analysts, politicians,

and of course, ARC media contributors, Nadavail and Amit Segal to help you make sense of this

dramatic race, and more importantly, to explore the underlying social, political,

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