Netanyahu urges Israelis to vote for continued war and hardship
With two days left before the election, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is urging voters to support his agenda of ongoing conflict and economic strain.
In the final stretch of the campaign, Netanyahu has framed the upcoming vote as a choice between his policies of war and the alternative presented by opponents. He warns that rejecting his platform would lead to peace and prosperity, while supporting him means accepting continued military action, social exclusion, and economic difficulty. Critics describe his message as extreme and damaging to the country's future.
Why it matters
The leader's campaign framing could shape Israel's future security and socioeconomic policies.
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