The world is following the elections, and also the "crypto storm" in the headlines

European media are closely monitoring the elections in Israel, analyzing possible political scenarios. Headlines touched on Netanyahu's warning about using crypto to circumvent European sanctions, and in-depth analyses in Germany, France, and the UK on Netanyahu's political future and the role of the Haredim. Sympathy for Israel on the continent has collapsed.

European media are closely monitoring the elections in Israel, analyzing possible political scenarios and their impact on the continent. Recent headlines have focused on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's statement that European sanctions should compel Israel to use crypto and other means to evade them. Bloomberg translated his remarks, and the Financial Times noted that the Bank of Israel sharply criticized the comments. In Germany, Der Spiegel and Handelsblatt present in-depth analyses of Netanyahu's political future. In France, Le Monde covered the 'Greater Israel' vision of radical activists. In the UK, The Times examined the role of the Haredim as kingmakers. The Financial Times presented Gadi Eisenkot as the candidate with the best chances of ousting Netanyahu. Sympathy for Israel in Europe has collapsed, with sharply negative data in public opinion polls. Most European leaders are cautious about speaking on the issue, but the UK government has changed its policy toward Israel in the past month.