Netanyahu faces tense election: Hebron attack, controversy over cryptocurrencies and threats to Iran The Israeli election goes to the polls on Tuesday, October 27 in a climate of growing political, military and economic tension, as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu defends his security management while facing criticism over the attack in the occupied West Bank, his proposal to use cryptocurrencies to avoid possible international sanctions and a new escalation In warnings about Iran. At the same time, hundreds of people demonstrated over the weekend demanding an independent investigation into the October 7, 2023 attacks after accusing Netanyahu of blocking the investigation. Below, the keys to an election marked by deep geopolitical tensions. read more