WorldABC News & HeadlinesIsrael's election could be a turning point for the entire Middle East
Israel's election on Tuesday could push the country further right, with major consequences for Palestinians and stability across the Middle East.
In a region struggling through conflict on many fronts, there is a fear that the upcoming Israeli election could have enormous flow-on effects for the entire Middle East.
Israel heads to the polls on Tuesday in an election described as a historic turning point for the country and the wider Middle East.
Far-right minister Itamar Ben-Gvir has promoted a plan to remove nearly 90 per cent of Gaza's population over seven years, calling it voluntary emigration.
A Netanyahu win backed by ultra-right parties could mean annexation of parts of Gaza and Lebanon, deepening regional instability and tensions with Iran.
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