Israel's legal system, rooted in Common Law rather than a formal constitution, emphasizes judicial consistency, with judges referencing past rulings to ensure uniform application of the law. Ahead of the U.S. presidential election, polls indicate that Israelis favor Republican Donald Trump over Democrat Kamala Harris, reflecting broader concerns within Jewish communities about both candidates. In the wake of the October 7 Hamas attacks, support for Hamas has diminished among Gazans, with 70% believing the attacks have harmed Palestinian interests, according to recent polling. Meanwhile, German lawyers are seeking to block the shipment of explosives to Israel, which could be used in its ongoing conflict in Gaza. Israeli public opinion appears divided regarding Prime Minister Netanyahu's handling of the war, as military actions against Hezbollah and Iran have garnered some support despite disappointment over the Gaza conflict's outcomes. This complex backdrop highlights the intertwining of domestic and international political sentiments in Israel as the conflict continues to evolve.