Next week, two significant elections will be held on two separate continents, the results of which could have serious global implications.
Due to the coincidence of the election schedule, millions of voters approximately 6,000 miles apart will stand together to exercise their democratic rights within a few days.
On Tuesday, Israeli voters will elect a new parliament, and exactly one week later, American voters will elect a new Congress.
Former US House Speaker Tip O’Neill once said, ‘All politics is local.’ But the results of these elections will certainly be global.
These two elections are not only close in time but are also deeply intertwined. Israel’s future governance system will have a long-term impact on the ongoing wars in the Middle East and the region. On the other hand, any change in America’s electoral map can reshape not only those…
