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People of Israel, Charedi Public vow to stay in race despite pressure from PM and allies

Eisenkot 'unequivocally pledges' not to serve in a Netanyahu-led government, even under rotation deal, as he and Liberman seek to increase voter turnout amid projections of deadlock
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Turnout among Israel’s Arab voters could make or break hopes to unseat Netanyahu

Pollsters expect 63% Arab turnout, up 7% from 2022; with opposition bloc largely against Arab parties joining coalition, community leaders hope they can still wield influence
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For Israel’s sake, Netanyahu has to go

He failed us on October 7, and every day since by refusing to answer for it. He clung to power, and now promises the same shameful coalition, with the same divisive and dangerous policies
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Eisenkot aventaja a Netanyahu por 12 puntos en encuesta israelí

Tel Aviv, 20 oct (Prensa Latina) El líder opositor Gadi Eisenkot supera por 12 puntos porcentuales al primer ministro israelí, Benjamin Netanyahu, en las preferencias para encabezar el Gobierno, según una encuesta publicada hoy, a ocho días de las elecciones parlamentarias.

The post Eisenkot aventaja a Netanyahu por 12 puntos en encuesta israelí first appeared on Noticias Prensa Latina.

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‘Wanted dead or alive’: Golan campaign billboard vandalized, amid fears of political violence

Democrats chair says billboard can be vandalized, 'hope cannot'; Eisenkot's Yashar lashes out at Likud in spat over 'monkey' slur, warns against PM electioneering at soccer match
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Will an anti-Mizrahi slur upend Israel’s election again? Don’t expect history to repeat itself

A pro-Netanyahu pundit called Gadi Eisenkot a 'monkey,' recalling when an entertainer derided 'hooligans' on the right and helped Menachem Begin in 1981. Nowadays, Israel's politics are far more fragmented, and news moves faster
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Trump offers ‘warrior’ Netanyahu ‘complete and total endorsement’ for reelection

US president says Israeli PM is only candidate who won't leave Washington alone in fight against Iran; PM urges voters to heed president's words and vote for him; Eisenkot and Bennett say only Israeli voters will decide
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Netanyahu condemns ‘monkey’ slur against Eisenkot, claims Likud members face worse

PM says remarks by pundit Yinon Magal, widely seen as a Netanyahu mouthpiece, 'highly inappropriate,' asserts incorrectly that businesswoman called Likud supporters chimpanzees and baboons
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Pro-Netanyahu pundit calls Eisenkot ‘monkey,’ in apparent slur against Sephardic heritage

Yashar party likens remark to infamous 1981 'chah’chahim' speech that insulted Likud voters; Yinon Magal says he used the term to mean a puppet controlled by others, not as racist jab
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Liberman is risking another election to secure his right-wing political future

The Yisrael Beytenu chairman has ruled out a minority coalition dependent on Arab parties. He is banking on Likud defectors, but is actually erecting a roadblock for the center-left
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Likud, Smotrich say they’ll put 2,000 activists at Arab polling stations on election day

Joint List chief decries 'racist campaign' after PM's party and Religious Zionism cite unsubstantiated fraud claims; Eisenkot vows to end Hamas rule in Gaza in 18 months if elected
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A record number of women are poised to enter the next Knesset

While the 2026 election largely ignores gender equality, structural changes in centrist parties and a grassroots ultra-Orthodox movement might be quietly shifting the political map
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Unless the opposition steps up its game, Netanyahu, the PM of Oct. 7, could yet survive this election

It's a combination of his own shameless efforts to rewrite history, his opponents' inability to adequately hold him to account for that blackest of days and much more besides, and, perhaps, Israel's changing demographics
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