Could Israeli Arab voters decide Israel’s next government?
The final polls before Tuesday’s Israeli election show both Benjamin Netanyahu’s right-wing bloc of parties, and main rival Gadi Eisenkot’s ‘change’ bloc, falling short of a majority in the Knesset.
If that holds, opposition parties would have to do a deal with Arab-Israeli parties to avoid a repeat election.
Palestinian Citizens of Israel appear more motivated than ever to vote, determined to remove the Prime Minister from power.
The election on 27 October will be the first since the attack, which triggered Israel’s war in Gaza and broader regional conflict.
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