If Netanyahu goes, does anything really change for Palestinians?

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Four Israeli opposition parties formed an alliance to unseat Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in the upcoming October 27 elections, spanning diverse political ideologies but united by a goal to preserve Israel as a Jewish and democratic state. Analysts suggest that even an opposition victory would likely result in only marginal changes for Palestinians, as core policies regarding Gaza and the West Bank are shared across major Israeli political blocs.

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Analysts say opposition win in polls may bring only marginal change and no fundamental shift on Gaza, West Bank.

If Netanyahu goes, does anything really change for Palestinians?

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