Israeli Prime Minister and Likud party's candidate running for general elections, Benjamin Netanyahu, speaks during a campaign meeting with members of Israel's French Jewish community on March 10, 2015, in the Israeli Mediterranean coastal city of Netanya. Israelis awaiting their second general election in two years may be wearied by aggressive voting campaigns, but candidates in next week's snap ballot have found a brand new target demographic. More than 10,000 French Jews have moved to Israel since the 2013 election, and polls on March 17 will be the first where parliamentary hopefuls have directly canvassed support among French voters.
