Gaza watches Israel’s elections with fear and antipathy

Gaza City – For three years, Palestinians in Gaza have lived with the destruction of their cities and displacement from their homes. Israel’s genocidal war, which started in October 2023, has taken more than 70,000 lives and determined the fates of those who remain.On October 27, Israelis will vote in a national election that will determine the next government and shape the country’s policies on Gaza.Recommended Stories list of 4 itemslist 1 of 4NAZA: Why are old Gaza allegations causing new fury in Israel?list 2 of 4What are Iran’s latest conditions to end its war with the US?list 3 of 4Israeli settlers storm Al-Aqsa in latest targeting of East Jerusalem siteslist 4 of 4Do Israelis feel any safer now than they did on October 6, 2023?end of listPalestinians in Gaza and the occupied West Bank have no direct say in the vote, but many are closely following party campaigns, because the results might impact their lives.Thirty-year-old Maryam al-Dabala, who has been displaced about 14 times during the war, said her main concern is whether a new Israeli government will continue the same policies towards Gaza as current Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s administration.“If Netanyahu’s far...