Pakistan, Oct. 27 -- Israelis Voters headed to the polls on Tuesday for the country's first legislative election since the October 7, 2023 attacks. Nearly 7.3 million eligible citizens are casting ballots to elect the 120 members of the Knesset, effectively deciding the political survival of veteran Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The high-stakes election follows three years of continuous multi-front regional conflict, escalating West Bank tensions, and intensifying domestic debates over military service exemptions for ultra-Orthodox citizens. Consequently, observers describe the vote as one of the most consequential political moments in the nation's history.

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