Gaza Residents Watch Israel Election, Hoping to Unseat Netanyahu as Airstrikes Continue
Residents in Khan Younis said they hoped a change in Israeli leadership would ease fighting and help advance a U.S.-backed Gaza plan.
- In the southern Gaza Strip, residents of Khan Younis are closely following Israel's election results, hoping that anyone other than Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu forms the next government.
- Mohammed Abed, a resident near Nasser Hospital, expressed deep pessimism regarding the outcome, stating that major candidates hold "almost similar" policies that will not dramatically change the situation.
- Resident Ayman Ahmed noted that he supports Gadi Eisenkot, citing his preference for President Donald Trump's road map for Gaza and describing the election as a choice between "the lesser of two evils."
- Displaced from Beit Hanoun, Hasan al-Masri prays for a positive outcome, even as most of Gaza's 2 million people struggle in squalid tent camps or destroyed homes.
- Only Yair Golan of the Democrats party spoke in favor of a two-state solution, as the future of Gaza was barely an issue in the broader election campaign.
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Radio France Internationale
From Gaza to Ramallah, Palestinians see little hope in Israeli vote
Whether Benjamin Netanyahu clings to power with his far-right allies or centrist rival Gadi Eisenkot comes out on top, few see much reason for hope in the Tuesday vote. "We fear these elections could bring an even worse leader," said Huda al-Houli, a displaced resident of Khan Yunis in southern Gaza. Such an outcome, she said, would only bring "more destruction and devastation" to the Palestinian territory. Still, Houli said she hoped a more "hu…
Gaza residents watch Israel election, hoping to unseat Netanyahu as ai
DEIR AL-BALAH, Gaza Strip (AP) — In the southern Gaza Strip , where Israeli airstrikes are still a regular occurrence despite a ceasefire, residents of the city of Khan Younis were following the results of Israel’s election closely, hoping that anyone but Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will form the next government. “All of their policies towards Gaza are tough, but we choose the lesser of two evils,” resident Ayman Ahmed said. Ahmed said tha…
Gaza residents watch Israel election, hoping to unseat Netanyahu as airstrikes continue – WTOP News
DEIR AL-BALAH, Gaza Strip (AP) — In the southern Gaza Strip , where Israeli airstrikes are still a regular occurrence despite a ceasefire, residents of the city
The Toronto Star
Gaza residents watch Israel election, hoping to unseat Netanyahu as airstrikes continue
DEIR AL-BALAH, Gaza Strip (AP) — In the southern Gaza Strip, where Israeli airstrikes are still a regular occurrence despite a ceasefire, residents of the city of Khan Younis were
Palestinian displaced families in Gaza are looking forward to the results of the Israeli elections, in the hope that they will contribute to the cessation of the war and the easing of restrictions, amid fears of continued displacement and the consolidation of Israeli control over areas of the Strip.
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