Israel’s Election: What’s at Stake? | Gil Hoffman

With Israel’s election less than two weeks away, political analyst Gil Hoffman joins Israel in Ten to break down the state of the race, the battle to form a governing coalition — and how Gaza, Iran and the war are shaping the campaign.

The United States is reportedly considering using its most powerful conventional bomb against deeply buried Iranian nuclear and military sites, amid growing expectations that fighting could resume after the US midterms.

US forces have destroyed an Iranian-linked vessel in the Gulf of Oman, while the container ship GFS Pride has sunk near the Strait of Hormuz after being hit by projectiles.

Israel is blocking contractors and trucks linked to the US-backed Board of Peace from entering Gaza, leaving reconstruction and demilitarization plans stalled.

Gadi Eisenkot is pledging to end Hamas rule in Gaza within 18 months if he becomes prime minister — either through President Trump’s Gaza framework or military action.

Hezbollah is offering up to 14,000 dollars in financial assistance to displaced Lebanese families as it grapples with the cost of reconstruction.

And Britain has opened a formal public inquiry into the killing of two Jewish men in a terrorist attack on a synagogue.

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