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Israeli elections leave no clear winner
The article discusses the political situation in Israel before the recent elections, where opinion polls fluctuate between a convergence of blocs and a limited lead for one side, without a clear majority of the 61 seats needed to form a government. The electoral debate focuses on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's responsibility for security failures prior to the October 7 attack, as well as the future representation of Arabs in the Knesset. There is an attempt by Netanyahu to redefine the political question regarding Israel's ability to manage ongoing security threats from Hamas, Iran, and Hezbollah. Despite the ongoing war in Gaza and the West Bank, these issues are not the main focus of the campaign; instead, the rhetoric centers on managing security threats, with references to statements that attempt to exaggerate or manipulate events to bolster Netanyahu’s security image. The opposition is testing its ability to present a unified program that goes beyond the battle to oust Netanyahu, including issues related to the war, policies toward Palestinians, the West Bank, and settlements, while facing internal and external challenges regarding security, the economy, and the future of Israeli policies in the region.
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