Israel's upcoming election is now focused on the war with Iran. Many people say the fighting is the most important topic. Polls show that most voters do not want the government to suspend attacks on Iran.
The opposition parties say the Prime Minister has broken his promise of a quick victory. They argue that the current policy of endless strikes hurts ordinary families. In the latest survey, a clear majority of Israelis chose parties that want a new strategy. They want talks, not more bombs. The criticism is loud on TV and social media. People plan to vote for leaders who will end the war. The campaign messages often repeat the word “peace.” Some citizens feel the war has taken too many lives and too much money.
As the voting day draws near, the war on Iran will decide who leads Israel and what the next steps will be.
