Sweden will hold a general election this Sunday, with the latest polls showing the left-wing bloc at 50.3% support, ahead of the incumbent right-wing government's 47.9%. The election results could change Sweden's policy towards Israel and Palestine. The current right-wing government does not believe Israel's actions in Gaza constitute genocide, has previously suspended funding to the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA), and some right-wing parliamentarians have called for recognizing Jerusalem as Israel's capital and ceasing all aid to Palestine. In contrast, the left-wing bloc advocates for restoring funding to UNRWA, with some left-wing parties calling for Sweden to join South Africa's genocide lawsuit against Israel and stating that they would implement a trade boycott against Israel if they come to power.