Whatever the outcome of Israel’s election, its policies toward the Palestinians will largely endure
Politics · First reported 25 Oct, 12:30 · Updated 22:09

An opinion article argues that Israel’s election is unlikely to change its policies toward Palestinians, citing shared opposition to Palestinian statehood among rival blocs.
- The parliamentary election is described as approaching on October 27, with Benjamin Netanyahu facing opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot.
- The article says Netanyahu is backed by religious ultranationalist parties, while Eisenkot advocates a more liberal or secular form of Zionism.
- The author argues that both rival coalitions oppose a Palestinian state and support further strengthening Israel’s security.
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