Tel Aviv Rally Demands State Inquiry into Oct 7 Massacre Ahead of Elections
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Thousands gathered in Tel Aviv's Hostages Square to support families demanding a state commission of inquiry into the October 7 tragedy, ahead of legislative elections on October 27. Gadi Eisenkot, main rival to the outgoing PM, made a triumphant appearance, signaling the issue's electoral salience. The rally underscores political polarization and the unresolved national trauma shaping the vote.
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Israeli opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot is polling ahead of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in the upcoming election, which is largely perceived as a referendum on Netanyahu's leadership. Public anger over recent conflicts and the October 7 events, coupled with demands for an inquiry, are driving voter sentiment. The outcome remains uncertain due to potential last-minute shifts and voter turnout.
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