Economy / Politics
Add as a preferred source on GoogleFrance 24 said household pressure remained after the Oct. 27 vote, citing high living costs and continued defense spending.
Residents in northern Israel had urged the next government to address security and economic recovery ahead of Israel’s Oct. 27 vote, an earlier EconoTimes report said.
After the vote, France 24 reported that questions about Israel’s economic outlook remained, with household finances under pressure.
The outlet described Israel’s cost of living as among the region’s highest and said defense expenditure is still rising. Households bear the reported strain.
AID Coalition estimated up to 67,000 prospective trips, based on Fly&Vote records and surveys. The figure is not a confirmed count of arrivals.
More than 4.08 million voters had cast ballots, according to Anadolu, citing committee figures.
Ahmad Tibi said turnout in Arab towns was higher than in the past, but Jewish towns still had higher participation and a substantial gap remained.
