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100-day race key questions on Netanyahu showdown
The article discusses Israel's preparations for the upcoming general elections scheduled for October 27, focusing on the main challenges that could impact their outcomes. One of the most significant of these challenges is the effect of the October 7 attack on the political scene, which has weakened the positions of the ruling party and reduced the number of available seats, despite the current coalition holding 68 seats—below the minimum required to form a government. The article also examines the role of hesitant Arab party votes that could be decisive in forming a government, along with important issues such as the mandatory military service law, legal reforms, and security conditions. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is seeking to restore his security image by emphasizing military achievements and controversial legal reforms. Additionally, the article highlights the difficulty of uniting opposition parties behind a single candidate and the increasing likelihood that small right-wing parties could influence the election results—either to support Netanyahu or to enable his opponents to form an alternative government.
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