Israeli Right’s Vote Battle for Settlers
The article discusses the impact of settlers' voting in the West Bank on Israeli elections, where they constitute more than six percent of voters and play a crucial role in shaping the government. The Likud Party and its supporters employ propaganda and provocative strategies to increase their participation, relying on promises not to evacuate them from the West Bank and emphasizing its importance in maintaining their hold on power. The number of settlers in the West Bank exceeds 750,000 people, with a high percentage actively voting, primarily favoring far-right parties and the religious Jewish sector. This reflects an ongoing process of de facto annexation of the West Bank by granting voting rights to settler residents, which signifies the erosion of international legal boundaries and reinforces the Israeli sovereignty over the occupied territories. Election results highlight the significant influence of settlers' votes in determining the outcomes of future governments, as their impact on Israeli political direction continues to grow.
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