In Israel, the divided street faces political deadlock

On October 31, in Tel Aviv, two opposing political factions gathered at Rabin Square and Habima Square. One group, representing the left, seeks political change after years of Netanyahu's rule and advocates for an alliance with Arab parties. The other group, aligned with the right, supports Netanyahu and calls for new elections amid unproven fraud allegations. Thousands participated in protests organized by Standing Together, a progressive Jewish-Arab organization, voicing demands for equality and a clear majority for change.