Arab-Israeli voters set out to eject Netanyahu as their election kingmaker says they are ready to ditch the two-state solution

Israelis vote on 27 October, and Arab citizens could decide whether Benjamin Netanyahu survives. Itamar Ben-Gvir's Jewish Strength party is forecast to win nine seats in a poll published on Friday. That would put it ahead of the Democrats, Labor's successor led by Yair Golan, on eight. More than 500,000 Israelis have reached voting age since 2022, and most new Jewish voters lean right.

Three-quarters of first-time Jewish voters call themselves right or centre-right, a Channel 12 poll found.

Netanyahu says re-election would let his partnership with President Trump 'bring security'.

He also praised Trump's 'wicked sense of humor' in a TV interview with Mark Levin.