Gaza watches Israel’s elections with fear and antipathy
Summary
Palestinians in Gaza have been severely affected by the war that began in October 2023, with many displaced and living in difficult conditions. While they cannot vote in Israel’s October 27 elections, they are closely watching the results, as the new Israeli government’s policies could greatly impact their lives, especially regarding ongoing violence and living conditions.Key Facts
- The war in Gaza started in October 2023 and has killed over 70,000 people.
- Palestinians in Gaza have faced multiple displacements and live in tents and temporary shelters.
- Israel’s general election is scheduled for October 27, 2024.
- Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank cannot vote in the Israeli elections but follow them closely.
- Current Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu leads a far-right government whose policies many Palestinians fear will worsen displacement and hardships.
- Gadi Eisenkot, frontrunner in the election, supported Netanyahu’s government and opposes a two-state solution.
- A ceasefire began on October 10 but violence and casualties in Gaza have continued.
- Basic needs like food and medicine are scarce and expensive in Gaza, causing further suffering.
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