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All countriesTwo Israeli soldiers were killed near Hebron on October 23, 2026, leading to military operations that displaced approximately 1,200 Palestinians and intensified violence ahead of the October 27 election.
Exclusive documents reveal Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's direct role in facilitating Qatari payments to the Hamas-controlled Gaza Strip, totaling nearly $2 billion over more than a decade.
President Donald Trump expressed "complete and total" support for Benjamin Netanyahu's re-election bid, while Vice President JD Vance publicly declined to endorse the Israeli Prime Minister just days before the October 27 general election.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu described settler violence as a "tremendous hoax" just days before Israeli police detained 10 individuals for attacks on a French mayor, European diplomats, and a U.S. photojournalist in the West Bank.
Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir was forced off stage by protesting students at Tel Aviv University on October 18, 2026, nine days before national elections.
Israel's Supreme Court on October 2, 2026, unanimously reversed the Central Elections Committee's ban, allowing all Arab-majority parties to participate in the upcoming general election.
Israeli police arrested 10 settlers following an attack that severely injured US photojournalist Heidi Levine in the West Bank, an incident drawing international condemnation.
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