Israeli politics has moved sharply rightward over the past decade, a shift that hardens the country's stance in Gaza and leaves little room for a peace camp.

• Far-right and right-wing parties now dominate Israeli politics.
• Polling last year found close to half of Israelis backed killing all the men in captured Gaza towns.
• The old peace movement, built around the Oslo talks in the early 1990s, has largely vanished.
• The shift goes further than anything in American politics, where Trump has never won a majority of the vote.

Outlook: With no organized left to push back, Israel's hard-line approach to Gaza is likely to hold.