Israeli elections highlight moral crisis
The recent Israeli elections, held on October 27, 2026, revealed a radical shift in the identity of the occupation and its future relationship with the Palestinians. The campaign was marked by extremist slogans emphasizing that there is no place for Palestinians between the sea and the river, highlighting a rising level of racism and escalation. Analyses indicate a convergence between the far right and Israeli society regarding policies of forced displacement and settlement expansion, alongside a decline in prospects for establishing a Palestinian state. Conversely, threats from the occupation are pointing toward intensified attacks, increased displacement efforts, and expansion of settlements. There is a possibility that a far-right government led by Netanyahu will continue in power amid mounting international pressure, or that the opposition could win, potentially pushing the country toward internal conflict and the risk of civil war.
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