Analysts: Israeli October election to focus on domestic issues, not Palestine
Analysts point out that despite the conflict and war facing Israel, the general election scheduled for October 27 will primarily focus on domestic issues. Core concerns for voters include opposition to Prime Minister Netanyahu, worries about the ruling coalition's attempts to circumvent democratic norms (such as judicial reform), and the controversy surrounding the ultra-Orthodox exemption from military service. Meanwhile, the Palestinian issue and discussions of a two-state solution have been largely marginalized, with many Israelis calling for an investigation into Netanyahu's role in the October 7, 2023 attacks.
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