Israeli voters will cast their ballots on Tuesday in the nation’s first elections following the Oct. 7, 2023, terrorist attacks.
Embroiled in a multi-front conflict and facing historic unpopularity among its allies, the nation and its people are living in a drastically different political landscape than three years ago. The voters will now decide if this new scenario — defined by the omnipresent threat of terrorism, civil disunity among religious and ethnic minorities, and a lack of certainty about what nations they can rely upon — requires new leadership.
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