Who Would Jordanians Prefer in Israel’s Election?
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The attack of 7 October 2023 deepened right-wingism in Israel, amid a fall in the left and widening differences within the right-wing camp, while the upcoming elections turn into a conflict over the identity of the State and the future of democracy.
A week before the general elections on 27 October, the extreme right-wing lists overbid the Likud. Fragilized by the trauma of 7 October and aspired by its more radical competitors, the Prime Minister's party, Benyamin Netanyahu, could lose one third of its 32 seats in the Knesset.
Who would Jordanians prefer in Israel’s election?
The overwhelming majority of Israelis stand firmly in the camp of the Zionist right, to the extent that it is difficult to find any trace of the left in the current election. This situation began taking shape years before the events of October 7. Netanyahu and his political movement’s time in power gave considerable momentum to the far right. After the Al-Aqsa Flood, the most influential factions within the right adopted a fascist character, evi…
Oct. 7 aftermath shifts Israel’s first-time voters rightward
Three years after the Oct. 7, 2023 Hamas attack, survivors and a generation of first-time voters in Israel are leaning toward nationalist and security-focused parties, AFP reporting says — a trend shaping the Oct. 27, 2026 election campaign.
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