Bereaved Israelis campaign Different political paths

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Steckelbach follows two bereaved men taking different political paths. Yonatan Zeigen, whose mother Vivian was killed in 2023, advocates cooperation with Palestinian leadership, a Palestinian state alongside Israel and shared institutions including Gaza. The reporter calls his position a small minority within Jewish-Israeli society. Shlomi Damri, whose brother Dan was killed fleeing the attack, wants reservists in leadership and makes conscription, a Zionist government and no Palestinian state coalition conditions. In a complete exchange he advocates settlements and control of the occupied West Bank. The reporter says his Reservists party could win seats in polls. Zeigen's A Place for All will not contest because polling suggests it would miss the threshold; he instead urges people in a southern Bedouin city to vote to replace the government. Arab turnout could be decisive, and no clear election outcome is forecast.

In a southern Israeli Bedouin city, Zeigen encourages people to vote to replace the government. Steckelbach says his A Place for All will not contest because polling suggests it would miss the threshold, while Arab turnout could determine the election. The location is not named and the filming date is unknown; the election remains twenty days away at broadcast.