Retired IDF Colonel Reveals Hezbollah’s Alleged Plan to Invade Israel Through Border Tunnels
Israelis head to the polls Tuesday facing a question that goes beyond whether Benjamin Netanyahu should remain prime minister: who can rebuild a country battered by three years of war, restore confidence in its leadership and heal the deep divisions tearing Israeli society apart?
From the struggling communities along the Lebanese border to the still-traumatized kibbutzim near Gaza, voters are weighing competing visions of Israel’s future — with some demanding greater government investment and accountability for Oct. 7, while others credit Netanyahu with delivering the military victories that have made the Jewish state safer.
“Three years of fear has changed the people and we need to give them a lot of hope,” said Asaf Lengleben, head of the Upper Galilee Regional Council, who plans to vote for the centrist Yashar party led by former IDF chief Gadi Eisenkot, the main opposition challenger to Netanyahu’s right-wing Likud party.
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