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have certainly said a thing or two about that

Both main candidates want ‘Greater Israel’

The opposition is generally a lot softer on Palestine issue. Democrats (8 seats) and Arab parties (19 seats) have very good policies.

Generally the center opposition parties have "reasonable" policies, Together (12 seats) is moderate and Yashar (21 seats) more or less "keep current status but remove some settlements and don't add new".

The change from ethnic cleansing and genocide as a policy/talking point is a pretty major shift and governing parties are projected to get 53 seats out of 120.

Coalition agreements are going to be pretty tough but there's hope for a centre left block with Arab parties since a lot of things that are good for Palestinians are also generally economically good policies. This is a stark contrast to working with ultra orthodox parties which cost the state a lot of issues.

Was going to make this comment. What's the new guy going to do different, exactly?

Who needs politicians when you can just have Bibi be the unofficial dictator for another century?

It really depends on what coalition gets formed since the leading opposition party only has 1/3 of the seats required for a majority.

If he works with Bibi it'll be shit but he's being voted for specifically for not being Bibi. This means a centre left coalition with either ultra orthodox or Palestinians is very likely.

Now apply that logic to dems and republicans.

It's more about who he partners with