General elections in Israel will be held on 27 October

The Israeli Parliament (Knesset) was dissolved on 17 July, deciding to take the country to early general elections on 27 October. Thus, the country will go to the polls to determine a new government and parliament.

This decision is considered an important turning point in Israel's political history. Holding the next election in accordance with the legal calendar in the country will be a first since 1988.

The decision allows the political agenda in Israel to be reshaped. Following the clarification of the election date, different political parties and groups in the country are preparing to start their election campaigns.

The results will play a decisive role in Israel's internal political balances and regional policies.