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Israeli election: from Gaza to Jerusalem

Israel goes to the polls on 10 February in the shadow of the recent conflict in Gaza. Ahead of the election, which could see the governing coalition swept from power by the right-wing Likud party, Peter Beaumont and John Domokos travel across the country to gauge how the crisis shaped public opinion

18 February 2009

  • Israel-Palestine revisited

    Geoffrey Aronson

    Geoffrey Aronson: Out of Gaza's rubble, new dialogue is emerging between Hamas and Israel – for any hope of peace, the US needs to pay attention

10 February 2009

  • Lieberman, Arabs and cannabis: pick of the Israeli election campaign clips

    The rise of the far-right Avigdor Lieberman is the biggest story of the election. But he isn't the only one making waves

9 February 2009

  • Courting settled opinion

    Binyamin Netanyahu, Tzipi Livni and Avigdor Lieberman all want the West Bank vote

  • Beni Raz: the West Bank settler who wants to leave

    Settler tells of threats of violence over call to buy out properties

  • Wrong side of the fence

    Beni Raz is not a typical settler - he wants to leave, and has founded a movement to make it easier. But this has made him a pariah in his community

8 February 2009

  • Israeli Arabs fear a Gaza backlash as far right prepares for power role

  • 'The Jewish majority should be afraid'

6 February 2009

  • Politics in the Bubble: wooing the Israeli youth vote in trendy Tel Aviv

    With Tzipi Livni dancing in nightclubs, politicians are anxious to court the cultural capital's seemingly apolitical youth

  • Blogging in the Tel Aviv 'Bubble': sidestepping politics for life and love

    Internet-savvy weary of political crises, war and corruption scandals

  • Politics in the Bubble

    Young Tel Avivis have a reputation for being uninterested in politics and problems of Israel. But for some, young people in the city represent hope for the future

4 February 2009

  • Benyamin Netanyahu

    Bibi, or anyone but Bibi!

    Likud leader Binyamin Netanyahu rouses passions among Hebrew-language bloggers, but for those writing in Russian it's all about Lieberman

  • Avigdor Lieberman: Harnessing the Russians of southern Israel and beyond

    Ultra-rightwing leader's security views strike chord beyond immigrants from former USSR to Israelis across nation

  • Israel's hardline party widens its appeal

    The ultra-nationalist party of Avigdor Lieberman was once confined to immigrants of the former Soviet Union. In its stronghold of Ashdod in southern Israel, Peter Beaumont hears the message attracting more Israelis

3 February 2009

  • If bloggers were representative of the mainstream ...

  • Q&A: Israeli election

  • From Gaza to Jerusalem: the impact of war on the Israeli election

  • Where now for the Israeli peace movement?

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