What could Israel’s election mean for Gaza and beyond? | DW News

As Israel faces political deadlock after its parliamentary election, many Palestinians say it makes little difference whether Benjamin Netanyahu or Gadi Eisenkot comes out on top. Is that perception justified? We ask what the result could mean for Palestinians, regional security and the future of the conflict. With analysis from H.A. Hellyer, senior associate fellow at the Royal United Services Institute for Defence and Security Studies, and from Simon Mabon, Professor of International Politics at the School of Global Affairs at Lancaster University.

Chapters:

00:00 - Israel election results and coalition deadlock

00:46 - Allegations of foreign funding and Herzog's response

01:24 - Palestinian reactions from Gaza City

02:44 - Analysis: H.A. Hellyer on regional impact

05:40 - Differences between Netanyahu and Eisenkot

08:32 - Is a Palestinian state off the table?

09:12 - Analysis: Simon Mabon on coalition possibilities

10:10 - Foreign interference claims and political strategy

11:06 - What an Eisenkot leadership would mean

12:56 - Political limbo and prospect of new elections

14:22 - Potential impact of US midterm elections

15:58 - Regional fallout of continued deadlock

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