Occupying forces on alert as Gantz exits election
The Israeli Defense Forces announced an increase in security alert levels within their units in preparation for the upcoming parliamentary elections scheduled for October 27, aiming to ensure security and conduct the vote under stable conditions. The measures include preventing soldiers from leaving their units and boosting military presence in the West Bank to counter any potential threats, amid concerns about attacks that could impact the voting results. Former Defense Minister Benny Gantz also announced his sudden withdrawal from the elections just days before the vote, emphasizing the importance of Israeli society unity to face internal and external challenges, which adds to the uncertainty regarding the election outcomes and government formation.
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