Cheers for hardliners on Israel's campaign trail as security drowns out social and economic problems

The National ·
United Arab Emirates

In a normally quiet corner of upmarket West Jerusalem , almost 300 members of the city’s Anglo-Jewish community joined a raucous election debate three weeks before they will cast their ballots in Israel's general election on October 27. The crowd at the sold-out event was partly secular but mainly religious. The VIP front seats hosted politicians, their aides, doyens of the city’s pro-Israel PR…

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