Palestinian human rights advocate Ubai al-Aboudi calls Israel’s election “the most crucial in its history,” marking a pivotal moment after years of Prime Minister Netanyahu’s influence. Al-Aboudi told Al Jazeera that Netanyahu has been the most influential prime minister in shaping modern Israel, and his potential ousting signifies a critical juncture. He warned that political tensions could escalate into further infighting among Israeli parties and their supporters. Al-Aboudi also suggested that voters moving away from Netanyahu might indicate a desire for a government less engaged in warfare, as “the Israeli public is reaching the limits of what military power can achieve.”