Published 5 months ago

Ultra-Orthodox and far-right parties make gains in Israeli local elections

Far-Right and ultra-orthodox Zionist parties gained ground in Israel's municipal elections, particularly in Jerusalem.
Some Palestinians in East Jerusalem boycotted the election, while in other cities like Tel Aviv and Haifa, new mayors were being elected.
The rightwing bloc's success in local elections is not expected to be replicated on a national level in Israel.

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The Guardian

Ultra-Orthodox and far-right parties make gains in Israeli local elections

Turnout was low for first ballot since Hamas’ 7 October attack with security a high priority with voters

5 months ago·London, United Kingdom

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The Straits Times

Israel’s far right stands firm in local elections, but not all is lost for the opposition

Mr Netanyahu’s absence from local campaigns is an indication he is fully aware of his unpopularity. Read more at straitstimes.com.

5 months ago·Singapore

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Haaretz

Israel's local elections: Ultra-Orthodox, far right make gains across country

Ultra-Orthodox and far-right Religious Zionist parties are headed for a sweeping victory in Jerusalem, while the southern city of Mitzpeh Ramon will have a Likud mayor known for his far-right views. Tel Aviv and Haifa remain liberal strongholds

5 months ago·Tel Aviv- Yafo, Israel

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