Herzog stresses elections are 'not civil war,' says he see no reason results would not be accepted

Israeli President Isaac Herzog recently addressed public discourse regarding upcoming elections, explicitly stating that the process does not constitute a civil war. He further expressed confidence that the election results will be accepted by all parties involved, dismissing concerns regarding the legitimacy of the democratic outcome.

Beyond his comments on the electoral process, Herzog addressed several sensitive national issues. His remarks covered the ongoing controversy surrounding the documentary film "NAZA," the legal proceedings involving Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and the recent escalation of violence involving settlers in the West Bank.