Israel: Elections Decide the Future of Netanyahu and the New Government
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On Tuesday, Israel will vote for the Knesset. Prime Minister Netanyahu has good chances of re-election. Insights into the election campaign in the podcast.
The legislative elections in Israel will be held on Tuesday, 27 October. The outcome is uncertain because two blocs are facing each other and there is nothing to say that one or the other will be able to form a majority coalition. Among the formations that governed the country for almost four years with Prime Minister Benyamin Netanyahu, there are the parties of the extreme religious right, widely represented in Israeli settlements built in the …
The general elections will take place on Tuesday in Israel. Prime Minister Benyamin Netanyahu will face former Chief of Staff Gadi Eisenkot, head of a centre-right coalition.
JERUSALEM. On 27 October there will be parliamentary elections in Israel - polls do not indicate a sufficient majority for either the government bloc or the opposition bloc.
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On October 27, for the first time since the attacks of October 7, Israelis are called to the polls to renew the composition of the Knesset and its 120 deputies. While the main coalitions diverge on certain points, in particular the place of religion in society, with a few exceptions they remain in agreement on the essentials: yes to colonization, no to Palestinian self-determination.
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