In the closing hours of Israel’s election campaign, opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot is making a final appeal to voters on leadership and trust. But as security dominates the race, the question of peace with the Palestinians remains largely absent from the political debate. DW talks to Avraham Burg, a former speaker of the Israeli Parliament and Ofer Shelah, a former Knesset member, for their views as Israelis prepare to vote in the first elections since the October 7 terror attacks.
00:00 - Israel election enters final hours: Gadi Eisenkot campaigns in Tel Aviv
00:59 - Avraham Burg on why peace disappeared from the election debate
04:08 - The reality of a one-state vs. two-state solution
06:14 - What must Israel’s next prime minister confront?
07:31 - West Bank tensions and Palestinian voices in Gaza on the vote
09:17 - Ofer Shelah on Netanyahu vs. the opposition blocks
12:21 - Can military power alone deliver security?
15:01 - How to rebuild public faith in diplomacy
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