Scars from Oct. 7 fuel deep divisions over Netanyahu ahead of Israeli election
Israel is holding elections for the first time since a major attack in October 2023. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his political opponents are each making his handling of that attack a central part of their campaign messages. The elections are taking place within the next few weeks and could determine whether Netanyahu continues as leader.
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6 sourcesNetanyahu's handling of Oct. 7 emerges as key issue in Israeli election
Netanyahu and his opponents are putting Oct. 7 at the heart of Israel's elections
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Netanyahu and his opponents are putting Oct. 7 at the heart of Israel’s elections
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1 sourceIsraeli Opposition Accuses Netanyahu Of Being Too Pro-Palestinian Ahead Of Election
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