October 7 Becomes Dividing Line of Israeli Election Campaign
The trauma of the attack is reviving questions about Netanyahu's responsibility and calls for a state inquiry, according to France 24.
The trauma of the October 7 attack has become a central dividing line in Israel's legislative election campaign, France 24's French service reported.
The report said revelations about warnings that may have preceded the attack, along with accusations of a "plot" from the prime minister's camp, are reviving questions about Netanyahu's responsibility and opposition calls for a state inquiry commission.
Sources
- Législatives en Israël : "Le 7-Octobre s’impose comme la ligne de partage de la campagne" — France 24 — Français
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