Cutremur în politica israeliană: noul partid de dreapta schimbă raportul de forțe. Partidul ministrului de Finanțe, sub pragul electoral

Recent polls show a challenging situation for Benjamin Netanyahu ahead of the Israeli elections, with his coalition lacking a majority. The entry of former general Ofer Winter's new right-wing party could secure five seats, but Netanyahu's camp would still fall short of the 61 needed for a government. Concerns arise over vote fragmentation, as Winter's party and Likud share similar voter bases. Meanwhile, the opposition is projected to gain 59 seats, and Arab parties have united for a total of 13 seats. Netanyahu faces legal challenges from the International Criminal Court, and public preference for leadership favors Gadi Eisenkot and Naftali Bennett over him.