Where is this remark used in Israeli culture?
In soccer games
In political speeches and National Lottery commercials
In movies
In school textbooks
Answer
In Israeli culture, this remark, "A big prize for whoever gives birth to the millionth Israeli," is often featured in political speeches, particularly during election campaigns, to encourage citizens to have more children. It also humorously appears in National Lottery commercials, where it is implied that the lottery's big prize could make recipients wealthy enough to afford a large family.
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