# Immigrant Voters Split on Israel's Leadership

> Immigrant Israelis disagree on who should lead Israel after Netanyahu's election.
- Title: Immigrant Voters Split on Israel's Leadership · Newsweek
- Summary: Immigrant Israelis disagree on who should lead Israel after Netanyahu's election. Immigrant voters in Israel have opposing views on leadership, with some…
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- Source: Newsweek — https://newsweek.com/israel-election-2026-immigrant-voters-netanyahu-12619171
- Published: 2026-10-26T14:03:54+00:00
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- Topics: israel, netanyahu, immigrant voters, election, political change, military conscription, united states, knesset
## Immigrant Voters Split
Immigrant Israelis disagree on Israel's leadership after Netanyahu's election.
## Netanyahu's Election Context
Israel's election shows no party has a majority in the 120-member Knesset.
## Jen Aziz Supports Netanyahu
Jen Aziz, 36, moved to Israel from New York and supports Netanyahu's U.S. ties and military actions.
## Isaac Levy Wants Change
Isaac Levy, 32, moved to Israel from Milan in 2012 and wants political change due to military burdens.
## Nicolas Nemni Seeks Unity
Nicolas Nemni, 37, moved to Israel from Milan in 2019 and hopes for national unity and economic reforms.
## Danielle Eisenberg Wants Unity
Danielle Eisenberg, 34, moved to Israel from New York City in June and hopes for national unity.
## Jordan Karmily Wants Independence
Jordan Karmily, 42, moved to Israel from New York this summer and wants less U.S. dependence.
## Election Outcome Impact
Immigrant voters' choices could determine Israel's next government priorities and U.S. relations.
## Key takeaway

Immigrant voters in Israel have opposing views on leadership, with some supporting Netanyahu's experience and others demanding political change.