Israeli Political Divide Deepens Amid Gaza Conflict

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Rifts within Israel have resurfaced as the war in Gaza continues, with calls for immediate elections gaining momentum amid growing public criticism of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's leadership. The war, which has resulted in over 25,000 deaths in Gaza and ongoing humanitarian crises, has led to internal divisions over the government's handling of the conflict and the fate of hostages. Netanyahu's opponents accuse him of prioritizing personal and political interests over the country's well-being, while the public's patience wears thin, leading to calls for elections and widespread protests.
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