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Analysts indicate that recent sanctions imposed on Israel by several Western countries regarding its settlements in the occupied West Bank are unlikely to influence voters ahead of the October elections. Despite condemnation from Israeli politicians, a majority of Jewish Israelis support the settlements, with security concerns taking precedence in determining voter preferences.
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Analysts indicate that recent sanctions imposed on Israel by several Western countries regarding its settlements in the occupied West Bank are unlikely to influence voters ahead of the October elections. Despite condemnation from Israeli politicians, a majority of Jewish Israelis support the settlements, with security concerns taking precedence in determining voter preferences.
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