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Israel’s global image is deteriorating. Why isn’t it a bigger issue in the election?

Exclude from home pageCurated Content  |  October 26, 2026

Read the full story: Jewish Telegraphic Agency

Over the past few months, Israeli media has been full of reports of Israeli holidaymakers in Europe, Asia and the Americas being harassed or physically attacked after being identified as Israeli.

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