Legacy of 7 October looms large as a divided Israel goes to the polls in record numbers
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On election day, bereaved families of those killed in the 7 October Hamas attack held a minute of silence at 6.29 am in Tel Aviv’s “hostages square” and urged voters to remember the victims. They are not endorsing a party but want a state commission of inquiry, which Benjamin Netanyahu has resisted. Challenger Gadi Eisenkot, former military chief and leader of the Yashar party, visited communities attacked on 7 October and criticised the government.
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