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In Israel's recent election, voter turnout reached 55.7 percent, the highest in 53 years. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is contending with opposition related to his handling of conflicts in Gaza and Iran.
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In Israel's recent election, voter turnout reached 55.7 percent, the highest in 53 years. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is contending with opposition related to his handling of conflicts in Gaza and Iran.
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Israeli voter turnout hits 53-year high as Netanyahu fights to stay in power
Israeli voter turnout reaches highest level in 53 years amid Netanyahu's leadership challenges