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Ever since Israel was attacked on Oct. 7, a main Israeli highway has been flanked by billboards preaching national unity and a ubiquitous wartime slogan: 'Together we will win.' But lately those billboards have been replaced with a starkly different message: a call for immediate elections.
TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) — Ever since Israel was attacked on Oct. 7, a main Israeli highway has been flanked by billboards preaching national unity and a
After the Oct. 7 attack by Hamas, Israelis put aside their differences and rallied behind the war effort in Gaza
Ever since Israel was attacked on Oct 7, a main Israeli highway has been flanked by billboards preaching national unity and a ubiquitous wartime slogan: “Together we will win.” But lately those billboards have been replaced with a starkly different message: a call for immediate elections. The mood of the…
Ever since Israel was attacked on Oct. 7, a main Israeli highway has been flanked by billboards preaching national unity and a ubiquitous wartime slogan: “Together we will win.” The mood of the Israeli public is shifting after more than 100 days of war in Gaza – and the catalyst is a rift over the polarizing leadership of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Israelis stunned by the brutal Hamas attack initially put aside their differences and rallied behind the war effort.