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The key players in Israel’s first election since October 7 attacks as Netanyahu fights for his political life
Benjamin Netanyahu’s policies on matters of religion and state are unpopular among many Israelis heading into the election. But polls in the run up have not shown a clear path for his rivals either, writes James C. Reynolds
What the coverage shows
All three outlets frame the story as a highly consequential Israeli election with Netanyahu’s political future in question. NBC News and The Independent both foreground the possibility of Netanyahu losing power, while BBC News is the only one to explicitly pull out security and democracy as the central issues. The Independent also emphasizes that polls have not shown a clear path for his rivals, a detail not singled out by the others.
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