Israelis are heading to their first election since the Hamas-led 7 October assault, with debate over whether Benjamin Netanyahu or his generals should bear blame.
01Summary
- 01Israel is preparing to vote for the first time since the 7 October Hamas-led attack.
- 02Voters remain divided over whether Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was negligent.
- 03Some Israelis instead blame the "treason" of his generals.
- 04The story says the attack changed Israel, but not its politics.
02Why it matters
The vote will test how Israelis judge leadership after the worst attack in years. The outcome could shape the country's direction and public accountability debate.
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