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Israel at No Return Point
International relations professor Hamed Faris said Benjamin Netanyahu’s policies had pushed Israel to a “point of no return,” amid political polarization, conflict between secular and religious camps, declining confidence in the military and state institutions, and deepening social divisions. He described Arab lists and parties winning 19 seats as a sign of political change, while noting that ultra-Orthodox Jews could make up around 37% of Israeli society by 2035—a prospect that could intensify disputes over the country’s identity. He added that the fallout from the war in Gaza, including missiles reaching Tel Aviv and the targeting of Netanyahu’s home, had exposed security challenges and undermined Israel’s security narrative. He predicted that the next phase would be more difficult.
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