Dake on lasting trauma October 7 shapes the vote

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In the complete live interview, Dake describes Israelis reliving the attack, seeking answers and an apology, and says no government member has apologized. Asked about the coming election, he cites an unnamed new poll in which over 60 percent consider October 7 central to their voting choice, while emphasizing that this does not show which camp benefits. He contrasts opposition accusations about ignored warnings and delayed investigation with governing-camp use of opposition to Palestinian coexistence. He says the camps are neck and neck and the outcome remains unclear. The broadcast does not name or date the poll.

Dake cites an unnamed new poll in which more than 60 percent regard October 7 as central to their voting choice. He stresses that the result does not reveal which camp benefits, describes conflicting campaign interpretations and says current blocs are neck and neck. The poll's identity and publication date are unresolved; no election outcome is implied.