Lebanese residents and analysts are skeptical that Israel's October 27 election will change its policy towards Lebanon
Despite the upcoming election, many Lebanese believe that a change in Israeli leadership, even if Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is replaced by figures like Gadi Eisenkot, is unlikely to alter the current policy of occupation and destruction in southern Lebanon. They cite Israel's history of airspace violations and ground invasions, as well as the lack of withdrawal promises from candidates, as reasons for their distrust.
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