...No bloc has a clear path to 61.
[Israel365.com] Americans are watching their own midterms, but Israel's election comes first, on October 27, and it is the closest and least predictable in memory. Some 400,000 English-speaking Israelis, many of them Americans, are worth roughly four Knesset seats and have never voted as a bloc. On October 4, ten parties come to Jerusalem to ask for their vote. (Image: Pexels)
On October 27, five weeks before Americans vote in the midterms, Israelis will decide whether Benjamin Netanyahu stays in power. Nobody knows the answer. Not the parties, not the pollsters, and not Netanyahu.
Three Israeli television networks polled the race in the past week. They came back with three radically different results.
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The three networks do agree on one thing. A party that did not exist a year ago is now running neck and neck with Likud for first place. Yashar, founded by former IDF chief of staff Gadi Eisenkot, polls... Subscribe for free to Breaking Christian News here
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