Elections have begun in Israel. People are deciding whether Netanyahu will remain at the helm of the country.

Israelis are voting in parliamentary elections, the first since the Hamas attack in October 2023. The outcome will determine if Prime Minister Netanyahu's right-wing coalition remains in power or if the opposition led by Gadi Eisenkot takes over. Over seven million people are eligible to vote, with results expected after polls close at 21:00 CET. Netanyahu faces criticism over corruption and the government's handling of security, while the opposition promises to unify the country and investigate the October attack. Recent polls suggest a slight lead for the opposition, but they may struggle to secure a majority in the Knesset without support from Arab parties.