Elecciones en Israel: Netanyahu contra Eisenkot entre seguridad y problemas legales

NBC News • 26 de oct 11:10

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu heads into a closely contested vote against former IDF chief Gadi Eisenkot, with security, the economy and his legal troubles shaping the campaign.

CNBC • 26 de oct 09:46

Israel's parliamentary vote on Tuesday will decide whether Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu or opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot can form a governing coalition, with security and the war in Gaza dominating the campaign.

USA Today • 26 de oct 09:20

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is positioning himself as the only leader capable of safeguarding Israel as the country heads to a pivotal election, while opponents warn of judicial reforms and governance challenges.

Yahoo News Singapore • 26 de oct 08:29

Ehud Olmert says the upcoming election will be a decisive contest over Israel's future and cautions that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's tenure could jeopardize the state.

Al Jazeera • 26 de oct 07:05

Leading candidates in Israel's election emphasized internal issues such as judicial overhaul, Haredi conscription and the two-state question, while largely avoiding discussion of the Gaza conflict.

The Korea Times • 26 de oct 06:20

Israel's upcoming election may conclude Benjamin Netanyahu's 17-year premiership, while settlement expansion and settler violence in the West Bank are expected to persist despite promises of limited reforms.

Al Jazeera • 26 de oct 05:16

Israel's upcoming election will decide the composition of the Knesset as parties negotiate coalition options against a backdrop of ongoing conflicts and domestic debates over governance.

Reuters • 26 de oct 03:01

Israel's equity and bond markets have risen sharply during three years of conflict, and analysts say an opposition victory could further boost the shekel and lower risk premiums.

The Jerusalem Post • 26 de oct 00:55

Despite rising international hostility toward Israel, most voters see security and the aftermath of the Oct. 7 attack as the decisive issues in the upcoming parliamentary election, while the country's diplomatic image receives little attention.

BBC • 25 de oct 22:11

Israel's upcoming general election pits Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu against centrist challenger Gadi Eisenkot, with polls showing a tight race and high voter turnout, including many first-time voters and overseas Israelis.

France 24 • 25 de oct 20:46

Gadi Eisenkot pledged to unite Israelis and launch a security inquiry as he held his final major rally, while President Donald Trump endorsed Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Fox News • 25 de oct 17:32

Polls suggest Ben-Gvir's Otzma Yehudit party could win 7-10 Knesset seats, making his support potentially decisive for a Netanyahu-led government.

CNN • 25 de oct 16:01

Israel's parliamentary election on Oct. 27 will decide whether Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s right-wing bloc remains in power or a fragmented opposition forms a new government, with security, the economy and coalition math as key factors.

NPR • 25 de oct 16:00

Israel's upcoming vote will decide whether Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu remains in power or is replaced by former military chief Gadi Eisenkot, as citizens grapple with the aftermath of the Oct. 7 attacks and three years of conflict.

CBS News • 25 de oct 13:27

Israel's parliamentary election on Tuesday pits Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu against a coalition of opposition parties led by former military chief Gadi Eisenkot, amid public debate over the government's handling of the Oct. 7 attacks and judicial reforms.

Reuters • 25 de oct 11:18

In Dimona, longtime supporters of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu are canvassing for centrist candidate Gadi Eisenkot as the country heads to a tightly contested election.

Fox News • 25 de oct 10:00

Retired Lieutenant General Gadi Eisenkot, leader of the centrist Yashar party, is contesting Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Israel's upcoming election, with polls showing a narrow lead for Eisenkot.

DW.com • 25 de oct 09:31

Gadi Eisenkot is highlighting his Moroccan background in Sderot as he contests Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ahead of the 2026 elections, tapping into longstanding Mizrahi identity issues.

Al Jazeera • 25 de oct 07:22

Israel's upcoming parliamentary vote may result in a Netanyahu-led government, an opposition coalition, or other arrangements, depending on post-election negotiations.

Haaretz • 25 de oct 07:04

Yashar party leader Gadi Eisenkot asked the attorney general and election committee to halt a meeting between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Police Commissioner Danny Levy, citing concerns over election interference.

France 24 • 24 de oct 17:56

A large anti-government protest organized by the October Council gathered thousands in Tel Aviv three days before the national election, with opposition leaders and citizens demanding an independent inquiry into the October 7 security failures.

CNN • 24 de oct 05:01

Gadi Eisenkot, a former chief of staff of the Israel Defense Forces, is now the opposition's top contender to challenge Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in the October 27 election, with polls projecting his party to win 20-23 Knesset seats.

POLITICO.eu • 24 de oct 03:00

Israel's parliamentary election campaign has largely avoided discussion of a peace process with the Palestinians, focusing instead on domestic issues and leadership rivalries.

Jewish Insider • 22 de oct 18:32

The last pre-election polls indicate that neither Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s bloc nor the opposition led by Gadi Eisenkot is expected to secure the 61 seats needed for a Knesset majority.

BBC • 22 de oct 09:27

Israel's upcoming parliamentary vote, the first since the October 2023 attacks, pits Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu against former war cabinet minister Yoav Eisenkot, with security, conscription and judicial reforms dominating the campaign.

Jewish Currents • 20 de oct 20:27

Analysts say the upcoming Israeli vote could alter the composition of the Knesset, but coalition building remains uncertain amid deep divisions over Palestinian policy.