Israel votes in a general election on October 27, which is effectively a referendum on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The latest poll shows Netanyahu trailing his main rival, Gadi Eisenkot, but there's no clear path to government for either side. Bloomberg's Dan Williams reports from the Knesset in Jerusalem. (Source: Bloomberg)
Israel votes in a general election on October 27, which is effectively a referendum on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The latest poll shows Netanyahu trailing his main rival, Gadi Eisenkot, but there's no clear path to government for either side. Bloomberg's Dan Williams reports from the Knesset in Jerusalem. (Source: Bloomberg)
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