The Aporia
16 articles about 16 events for “Israel Elections Impact” from The Sydney Morning Herald.
“Jerusalem: Israeli President Isaac Herzog has accepted the certified results of last week’s parliamentary elections as legally binding and began consultations with party representatives on forming a new government.”
“Washington: Vice President JD Vance blamed the war against Iran for Republicans’ wipeout at the midterm elections and began distancing himself from Donald Trump as conservatives grappled with a generational reckoning meted out by American voters.”
“Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is pushing for another wave of strikes on Iran after Tuesday’s elections in the United States, according to two regional officials and a third person familiar with the matter.”
“…ump lowered some and raised others to try to limit the damage they were doing to the Republican causes in border states with deep economic links with Canada, like Michigan and Maine, which were trending Democrat in the lead up to this week’s midterm…”
“Travelling through the US Midwest last week, I came across a sense of weary exasperation, not only about Trump’s tariff policies, which badly impact the states along the Canadian border, but over the grotesque freakshow behind them.”
“… Foreign Minister Penny Wong has urged the United States not to resume strikes on Iran after the midterm elections, warning it would worsen economic pressures that are driving the protests and social instability in France, Spain and elsewhere around the…”
“Bushinsky told this masthead during an interview in Tel Aviv in the lead-up to this week’s Israeli elections.”
“…rogressive critics spur new wave of antisemitism: Segal”, October 30) as saying some “well-intended people who are concerned about the policies of the state of Israel and feel critical of them transfer that criticism to Jewish members of society in…”
“On November 3, Americans will head to the polls in midterm elections that could have big ramifications for the second half of Donald Trump’s presidency.”
“Unlike in Australia, where postal voting has become increasingly popular in recent elections, Israelis must vote in person on election day.”
“Before Netanyahu’s nuclear tweet, Israelis were abuzz about a television interview he gave in which he floated the prospect of using cryptocurrency to bypass the impact of looming international sanctions.”
“Whether it be the direct cost of fuel, fertilisers or the disastrous impact on food prices, people worldwide are suffering.”
“Australian-Israeli voters such as Nirit Eylon have spent at least $2000 on plane tickets to travel around the world to cast a ballot, reflecting their view that this is one of the most important elections of their lifetimes.”
“…Iran and global tariffs have made rural America ground zero for the fallout from the inflation bomb – and at a particularly tricky time for Republicans as they try to defend their House and Senate majorities in the midterm elections less than three weeks…”
“Donald Trump’s “diesel-for-sanctions” deal with Vladimir Putin is an indication of how desperate he has become in the lead-up to next month’s midterm elections.”
“The question is whether Shoebridge, 55, can deliver – or even get close – given the Greens have stalled at a 12 per cent vote share between the last two elections.”