Israel’s crowded far-right grows more extreme as elections near
📍 How it ended
As the election deadline approached, Bennett and Eisenkot outlined coalition strategies while Netanyahu, Eisenkot and Lapid were linked to a shared anti‑Palestinian stance. The far‑right vied for votes with increasingly extreme platforms, and polling indicated that party reshuffling would not give either bloc a clear majority, leaving splinter and small parties still jockeying for position.
Epilogue added 30d ago, after coverage quieted.
The brief
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Coverage (18)
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Israel Elections 101 JewishBoston · 47d ago
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Israel’s crowded far-right grows more extreme as elections near CNN · 47d ago broke it first
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