Israeli elections and the middle East in focus. Any hope of peace going forward?

[Olotu20]

The country of Israel goes to the pool to elect their leaders, as they will be going into the parliamentary elections to decide the 120 seat in the Israeli parliament called the house of Knesset. This election is critical and is very sensitive in a time where Israel and the entire middle East is facing a very serious security challenge. The outcome of this election will determine who becomes the next prime minister of the country of Israel. Because this election will decide if current prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu can  continue to hold on to power or the opposition can combine and form a new government this is because, there are different opinions about the performance of Benjamin Netanyahu.

The outcome of this election will directly impact on the region especially on the state of Palestine, Iran and the entire peace and stability of the middle East because it, will go a very long way in telling , how deplomatic relationship among middle East States will respond to each other. This election is very important because it will decide whether there is going to be a change in the policy formation, which has a role to play in the peace and stability when it comes to the middle East.

Three Contenders Different Idiologies

Benjamin Netanyahu
If current prime minister wins there is likely not going to be much changes in terms of security and foreign policy. Because there are growing concerns about about the leadership style of the prime minister. As key Israel allies are becoming to withdraw their support for the current prime minister and his approach especially to the war on Iran, the contious military operation in Palestine which has caused millions of life's and properties including woman and childrens.

Gadi Eisenkot
Naftali Bennett
If Benjamin Netanyahu fails to secures majority in the election on Tuesday,  then opposition led by Gadi Eisenkot and
Naftali Bennettthere is likely going to be forming pa coalition which will decide who becomes the next prime minister of Israel, which will  bring a change in the political and idiological direction of the state of Israel.

This Election is a very critical moment for Israel because, it will decide the future of Israel. There are three important factors that will influence the voters in this election which includes National security, the October 7, 2023 attacks on Israel and general military service in Israel whether Orthodox Jewish people especially men should undergo the mandatory military service in Israel, and Judicial reforms which has been an issue in the state of Israel for a long while.


There can not be any meanfull progress and development in any society when there is the absence of peace and harmony. So its my believe that the outcome of this election will go a long way in bringing peace in the middle East, which has been ravaged by war.

[pooya87]

The country of Israel goes to the pool to elect their leaders,

Israel is not a country, it is a terrorist organization that has tried so hard to be considered one.
In that sense it is similar to ISIS.
Both ISIS and Israel:
- Consist of multi-national colonizers (terrorists) who came from all around the world to invade another country (Syria+Iraq versus Palestine)
- Their members are extremists and fanatics who commit atrocities on a regular basis
- They commit crimes in the name of religion (Islam, Judaism) while they actually have nothing to do with those religions and instead they are followers of cults (Wahhabism, Zionism)
- Both are supported, funded and armed by the Western Bloc (mainly US and Europe) and are established to destabilize Middle East West Asia

Right now the Zionist terrorists are selecting their new chief to continue their genocide and destabilization of West Asia as the continuation of their master plan to dominate and enslave the world.

The outcome of this election will directly impact on the region especially on the state of Palestine,

No it won't. This terrorist organization was established almost 80 years ago and it has been slowly ethnic cleansing Palestinians. During this time it has had various chiefs who led the genocide and terrorism in different ways.
You can clearly see how this tumor has grown over the years inside Palestinian lands:

[Aanuoluwatofunmi]

They are not new to the system any longer, only that I don't see anything changed within their political settings because those that are still going to emerge into power are from within the cycle, the election we hold but it is so unfortunate that we may continue to see an ending incident of the war, that is Israel for you, I don't know when they cold could feel satisfied without fighting war.

[Doll2233]

Believing that Israeli elections are a guarantee of peace in the Middle East because this conflict is being influenced by more than the people who are holding the office of prime minister. Having a new government is going to introduce different policies but to have long lasting peace comes with serious compromises from all sides. The opponents of Netanyahu may offer a quite different approach but changing the leader is not going to change the security policies of the country or their positions on Palestine and Iran. Any government is going to face serious pressure from its security concerns, from their domestic politics and from religious tensions.

Similarly, at the same time, Palestinians also need their rights; they need this security and a credible path towards statehood. And one more thing: peace cannot be achieved by only having military power. Israel has serious concerns but Palestinians are also demanding their dignity, freedom and self determination. If this type of situation is ignored, then changing the leadership is not going to bring any long lasting solution. Hope for peace is still there but it depends on whether the coming leaders are going to prioritize diplomacy. Are they going to protect the civilians? Elections are going to give an opportunity for change but the next test will be on the policies of the government

[Olotu20]

Believing that Israeli elections are a guarantee of peace in the Middle East because this conflict is being influenced by more than the people who are holding the office of prime minister. Having a new government is going to introduce different policies but to have long lasting peace comes with serious compromises from all sides. The opponents of Netanyahu may offer a quite different approach but changing the leader is not going to change the security policies of the country or their positions on Palestine and Iran. Any government is going to face serious pressure from its security concerns, from their domestic politics and from religious tensions.

That is very True I am one person who believes that there are alot of interest outside of the middle East, which are fuelling these crisis in the middle East. And at as it stands there is no longer guarantee that there will be peace even after the election but,  from what am seeing many of the Israeli citizens are tired of the current government and it's decision especially when it comes to the . From report prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu party has failed to get minority in the parliamentary seat's, so it's likely that there is going to be another prime minister. This will to an extent bring about a change in political and decesion Making process in Israel which, will go a long way in maintain peace.

It's my believe that powerful foreign nations are behind, this contious military actions in the middle East. Which has claimed the lives of millions of life's including women and children. And any time these wars breakout countries like the United States and even some EU nation's will be supporting one side against the other. Just as you have rightly put it for genuine peace to rain in the middle East there must be compromise from the both end for long lasting peace. All these crisis is cause by foreign interest at the first place because, we will not be talking about crisis in the middle East if not of the forceful occupation of Israel  in the present land which they occupy so foreign interest is one thing that is key and very important in this whole problems bedeviling the middle East.

[New Judgement]

Changing a messenger doesn’t change the message. I grew up to learn about the crisis in the Middle East. Over the years the crisis has become more and more intense. I don’t see an end to crisis in the Middle East, they can achieve a temporary peace, but I doubt a permanent peace can be achieved. It is almost as if the region cannot not survive without crisis. I really wish they can find a lasting solution, but what has taken this long can’t just end overnight because they are electing a new leader. Any leader that emerge from the election will not deviate from the interest of the country and that of their allies.

[Aanuoluwatofunmi]

Changing a messenger doesn’t change the message. I grew up to learn about the crisis in the Middle East. Over the years the crisis has become more and more intense. I don’t see an end to crisis in the Middle East, they can achieve a temporary peace, but I doubt a permanent peace can be achieved.

This is to show you how horrible human existence could be, are we not the problems we are facing today, you said something that cut my attention and that is even if they make peace today, it is only a temporary one and something later will erupt and still cause for crises, I'm only feeling for those that are being born and breeded in those regions, especially the younger children that are suffering the course of what they don't know about, when will peace finally rain in the Middle East finally? And the same applies to the other parts of the world.

[Accardo]

Half the vote has been counted and Benjamin Netanyahu is taking the lead against the opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot, the coalition parties in support of Netanyahu has won 53 seats over Eisenkot parties with 48 seats. It's notable that Benjamin is the incumbent leader, few days back his chances of winning was down by 20%, today, he's is sure of retaining his seat as the prime minister.

Track the vote count here: https://votes26.bechirot.gov.il/

[Xackie]

Changing a messenger doesn’t change the message. I grew up to learn about the crisis in the Middle East. Over the years the crisis has become more and more intense. I don’t see an end to crisis in the Middle East, they can achieve a temporary peace, but I doubt a permanent peace can be achieved.

This is to show you how horrible human existence could be, are we not the problems we are facing today, you said something that cut my attention and that is even if they make peace today, it is only a temporary one and something later will erupt and still cause for crises, I'm only feeling for those that are being born and breeded in those regions, especially the younger children that are suffering the course of what they don't know about, when will peace finally rain in the Middle East finally? And the same applies to the other parts of the world.

I don't think they can be peace in that region bro. Everytime we hear news of war, conflict, terrorism and many more. Except you remove the US influence on the GCC , Remove Iran, Iraq, north Yemen, Israel , Saudi and the UAE. Then maybe we can begin to see a peaceful middle eastern region.  Since WW2 ended there have an endless tension erupting in that region because of money and power. That region alone has field alot of terrorism act that are being sponsored by some of those counties I mentioned above and the rest of the world is feeling it effect especially Africa. If you look at the Sahara or sahel part of Africa, there are lot people involved in terrorism who are being sponsored to cause havoc e.g Boko harm, UAE alleged backed resistance fighters in Sudan. The best thing is to just leave them alone and hopefully  one day they will come together as humans not because of their religion and settle for peace.

[Basels]

Israel is not a country, it is a terrorist organization that has tried so hard to be considered one.
In that sense it is similar to ISIS.

How is Israel a terrorist organization? Because they're saying no to Islamic terrorism? That's very inappropriate. The Arabs had their opportunity in 1948, they blew it. They had another in 1993, they blew it, why? They and Iran are more interested in destroying the state of Israel, than they are in peace. The problem is a religion that never wanted peace, even amonmg themselves, talk less with others.

No it won't. This terrorist organization was established almost 80 years ago and it has been slowly ethnic cleansing Palestinians. During this time it has had various chiefs who led the genocide and terrorism in different ways.
You can clearly see how this tumor has grown over the years inside Palestinian lands:

The Palestinians attacked the Israelis first. They attacked first in 1948. They have always attacked Israel first, except in the 6-Day war when Israel attacked preemptively, because they knew the Arabs were prepareing to attack.

[Aanuoluwatofunmi]

I don't think they can be peace in that region bro. Everytime we hear news of war, conflict, terrorism and many more. Except you remove the US influence on the GCC , Remove Iran, Iraq, north Yemen, Israel , Saudi and the UAE. Then maybe we can begin to see a peaceful middle eastern region.  Since WW2 ended there have an endless tension erupting in that region because of money and power. That region alone has field alot of terrorism act that are being sponsored by some of those counties I mentioned above and the rest of the world is feeling it effect especially Africa. If you look at the Sahara or sahel part of Africa, there are lot people involved in terrorism who are being sponsored to cause havoc e.g Boko harm, UAE alleged backed resistance fighters in Sudan. The best thing is to just leave them alone and hopefully  one day they will come together as humans not because of their religion and settle for peace.

Maybe let's come in this approach this time around, what if there is even a change in government in Israel,  do you think they will ever be an ending situation to ongoing war with Middle East, obviously no, the issue is not even with Iran alone but any other country that does not align with their personal motives.

Come to think of order countries that are also not in the Middle East, are there not serious conflict? I still can't fathom the best approach to use in making peace and getting everyone to let go of the past and embrace the future of living together, which does not make things better than complicating them into situations where everyone is also targeting each other for revenge because of past events; things keep escalating, and more lives are being sacrificed in war.

This is why I now believe that it is not only about the Middle East in question, but any other part of the world could also be affected when we tend to trespass against each other for power, fame, and resources.

[Nothingtodo]

No matter how many elections are held in Israel, I don't think Israeli elections will play a role in establishing world peace. Moreover, the results of the elections in Israel so far show that Netanyahu's alliance has 54 seats, Eisenkot's alliance has 48 seats and the Arab alliance has 19 seats. So, to form a government in the elections, it will have to get 61 seats, but in that case, I don't think either Netanyahu or Eisenkot will be able to form a government alone. However, regardless of the results of the elections, Israel has no role in establishing world peace so far. So whether there is a change in the government or not, they will continue to harbor a hostile attitude towards Muslims.

[EluguHcman]

The country of Israel goes to the pool to elect their leaders, as they will be going into the parliamentary elections to decide the 120 seat in the Israeli parliament called the house of Knesset. This election is critical and is very sensitive in a time where Israel and the entire middle East is facing a very serious security challenge. The outcome of this election will determine who becomes the next prime minister of the country of Israel. Because this election will decide if current prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu can  continue to hold on to power or the opposition can combine and form a new government this is because, there are different opinions about the performance of Benjamin Netanyahu.

In all is your fear about the security threats that the electoral event maybe used as an avenue for the Israelis enemies around the middle East to launch attacks on them?
I trusts that the Israel has air defence to handle that barrier if the attack incident may come. Perhaps I don't think if the prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu has also been living in the rat hole all these while.

This is politics we are talking about here with the Israel means of conducting elections in better conducts than most of the countries especially the underdeveloped ones which security measures against insecurities can easily be compromised from keeping safety and orderliness.

Benjamin Netanyahu will surely be voted out if he had not been capable enough.
If he had been superb and the people are cool by him to continue, so be it.
We always hope for good governance to emerge while the parliament is hopeful to make wise decisions..

[tvbcof]

A majority of Germans have particular and negative attitudes about Nazisim.

Peace is a possibility when the majority of the so-called 'Jews' feel the same healthy contempt about Zionism, 'chosenism', Talmudism, and mystic Jewish Kabbalah as do today's Germans about their own brush with racial superiority, and the rest of the humanity understands better the sinister dangers that these philosophical underpinning represent.

[Olotu20]

The country of Israel goes to the pool to elect their leaders,

Israel is not a country, it is a terrorist organization that has tried so hard to be considered one.
In that sense it is similar to ISIS.
Both ISIS and Israel:
- Consist of multi-national colonizers (terrorists) who came from all around the world to invade another country (Syria+Iraq versus Palestine)

This is the reality that we are been faced with, whether you like it or not Israel is a country that has been recognized by the United Nations and declared it Independence in 1948. In the present day land where they found themselves. I believe that British and the United States were part of the countries that helped Israel to becoming a nation. Because the fact remains that the occupation of Israel in this present day land is against international law because the Geneva convention article (49) and even the international criminal court too has stated this position. Because it occupied what is said to be part of Palestinian territory.

 https://ihl-databases.icrc.org/en/ihl-treaties/gciv-1949/article-49

So I just  Believe and hope that this election will help in stabilizing the conflict that has ravazed the middle East right after the Israel declared it independence in 1948 as a sovereign state, which lead to the war in 1948  and the lossing of about eighty percent of the land and territory of Palestinian Arab communities which where sacked or fled as a result of the war .

[Zlantann]

No matter how many elections are held in Israel, I don't think Israeli elections will play a role in establishing world peace. Moreover, the results of the elections in Israel so far show that Netanyahu's alliance has 54 seats, Eisenkot's alliance has 48 seats and the Arab alliance has 19 seats. So, to form a government in the elections, it will have to get 61 seats, but in that case, I don't think either Netanyahu or Eisenkot will be able to form a government alone. However, regardless of the results of the elections, Israel has no role in establishing world peace so far. So whether there is a change in the government or not, they will continue to harbor a hostile attitude towards Muslims.

Unexpectedly the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s bloc and opposition bloc led by Gadi Eisenkot seems unwilaling to form alliance with the Arab parties. An alliance would have given them the needed seats to form the new government. These two blocs claim that they have different ideologies from the Joint List and Ra’am. Their refusal shows that regardless of who wins the elections, the policy towards Palestine might not change. Israeli society has already developed a mindset of aggression against Palestine that might last for a long time.