Benjamin Netanyahu‘s political future hangs in the balance as Israel goes to the polls today in a defining vote for the Middle East.
The Israeli Prime Minister narrowly trails his main rival, former army chief Gadi Eisenkot, ahead of the country’s first election since the October 7 massacre.
The deadliest day in Israel’s history has featured prominently in the campaign – and the vote is widely seen as a referendum on the catastrophic security failure.
Voters heading to the polls will pass the faces of fallen soldiers peering from stickers on train station walls and faded yellow ribbons honouring the hostages, the last
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