First-time Israeli voters shaped by Oct 7 head to polls with low peace hopes

A large cohort of young Israelis, many of whom came of age around the October 7 attacks, will vote for the first time in the upcoming election. Polls suggest low expectations for peace, indicating a shift toward security-focused or nationalist platforms. The outcome could reshape coalition dynamics and policy toward Gaza and the West Bank.

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