An Israeli Channel 13 opinion poll indicated that Israel’s very demography will change as a result of the country’s current political crisis.
Staggering Number of Israelis Consider Leaving the Country: Poll
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At least they won’t be able to steal any land. 🤷🏼♀️
After the fifth attempt in three years, an Israeli election has finally delivered a decisive victory for the right-wing camp with ultra-nationalist parties emerging as the biggest winners.
Israel: Meet the new Knesset members of the far-right Religious Zionism party
Exit polls indicate a decisive win for Benjamin Netanyahu’s right-wing bloc which will bring the Jewish Power party’s fascist leader Itamar Ben Gvir into the Israeli government.
Israeli election results: Netanyahu stronger than ever, and he’s bringing the far-right with him
For Democrats in the United States and the political “centrists” in Israel—represented by Joe Biden and Yair Lapid, respectively—the loss of credibility for the two-state solution has meant losing more and more support for Israeli policies. As the respected polling site 538.com noted recently, among many other sources, younger Democrats are increasingly supportive of Palestinians and less so of Israeli policies.
The return of the two-state solution illusion
Russia’s Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov is in a spat with Israel over its support for Nazis militia in the Ukraine.
On Lavrov’s Spat With Israel – Who Is Right?
Naphtali Bennett to head Israeli “government of change” to oust Netanyahu
There have been questions raised in the media as to whether Netanyahu would mount new provocations against the Palestinians in East Jerusalem, promote acts of terrorism by Jewish fanatics against Israeli Palestinians, seek to mount a coup similar to that former US President Donald Trump, or launch a provocative move against Iran to maintain his grip on power.
The final result from Israel’s general election may not be known for another day or two until all the votes have been tallied. But with 90 percent counted already, a clear picture has emerged.
Five lessons from Israel’s election
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