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Tens of thousands marched in Tel Aviv on the night before the first parliamentary election since the October 7 terror attacks, demanding that Benjamin Netanyahu’s government answer for the failures that led to the attacks. Protesters called for an end to what they described as a dictatorship and accused Netanyahu of running the country with criminal elements. The election, scheduled for Tuesday, will feature 39 parties, but Netanyahu remains the central figure on the ballot. Over the past three decades, he has dominated Israeli politics. The vote will test whether he can retain power after the attacks.

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