Anxiety, Russian immigrants push Israeli voters rightward The face of the Israeli electorate has had an extreme makeover in the past twenty years since Labour's Yitzhak Rabin signed a peace deal with the Palestinians and his leftwing party held 44 seats in parliament. Disillusioned by a failure of the Oslo peace agreement and hardened by a series of bloody conflicts with the Palestinians, today's voters stand well to the right. Images and soundbites from an interview with an Israeli political analyst