A nation divided: What do Israelis want in October’s elections?
- Analysts, sociologists and pollsters all seem to agree that the forthcoming Israeli general elections, due to be held on October 27, are critical.
- In the past, a typical fault line between Israel’s right and liberal wings during the election season was future dealings with the Palestinians.
- Today, there is near-universal animosity towards the Palestinians and the prospect of a two-state solution.
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- Analysts, sociologists and pollsters all seem to agree that the forthcoming Israeli general elections, due to be held on October 27, are critical.
- In the past, a typical fault line between Israel’s right and liberal wings during the election season was future dealings with the Palestinians.
- Today, there is near-universal animosity towards the Palestinians and the prospect of a two-state solution.
Sources: Al Jazeera