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The Oct. 7 attack changed Israel, but not its politics

Israelis head to the ballot box carrying sharply different versions of who is to blame for failing to prevent the Oct. 7 attacks: Netanyahu, or IDF generals and security chiefs.

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Itamar Ben Gvir knows only one way to make a hole in politics: the scandal. That is why he has made the provocation the axis of his campaign for the October 27 legislative elections. One provocation after another. As Minister of National Security of Netanyahu’s government, responsible for the Israeli police and prisons, he published on September 27 on social network X a video in which he appears threatening a Palestinian prisoner. “I want to kil…

·Madrid, Spain
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In view of the vote of 27 October, the electoral programme of the extreme right of Israel could be summarized with "Enough with good manners." According to the latest Otzma Yehudit polls by Itamar Ben Gvir,

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The responsibility of Prime Minister Netanyahu for October 7 becomes a question of power and fate. Besides the war, the influence of religious parties dominates the election campaign.

·Germany
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die-tagespost.de broke the news in Germany on Friday, October 16, 2026.
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