Israeli right-wing faces internal clash
Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir and former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett exchanged sharp personal and political accusations during their direct confrontation two weeks ahead of the scheduled Israeli elections on October 27, 2026. The dispute focused on conflicts over political strategies and alliances, especially regarding support for Arab parties. Ben-Gvir accused Bennett of hiding behind the police and forming governments reliant on the support of Mansour Abbas, while Bennett responded that he is competing against Netanyahu and opposes Ben-Gvir's positions. This disagreement reflects increasing personal rivalry and divisions within the Israeli right-wing camp amid intense election campaigns, with each side striving to garner support before the vote.
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