The Israeli prime minister is likely to emphasise his ability to cope with regional threats and will underline his success in securing the much-awaited inoculation for the entire population. His opponents, on the other hand, will focus on his corruption charges and alleged mismanagement of the still raging pandemic.
The upcoming fourth round of Israeli elections set for 23 March will differ from the past three times Israel went to the polls.
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