Israel’s October 27 election will shape the country’s leadership, security, society, and relationship with the Jewish world. Join Professor Reuven Hazan for clear, nonpartisan analysis of the results and what they could mean for Israel’s political future.
Professor Hazan will unpack the results, the key shifts in Israel’s political landscape, and the coalition-building process ahead. He’ll explain what the election tells us about Israeli society and politics, and what to watch as the next government takes shape.
Professor Reuven Hazan is Chair in Israeli Democracy and Politics at The Hebrew University of Jerusalem and one of Israel’s foremost scholars of elections, coalition politics, and democratic institutions. He’s a sought-after commentator who regularly provides analysis for Israeli and international media. He has also advised policymakers and organizations around the world on Israel’s political system.
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