Ali Sadrzadeh, an analyst on Middle East issues, said that if the negotiations between the Islamic Republic and the US fail and a new war begins, Israel's political equations will change. According to him, such a war could marginalize the differences of opinion between the parties on the establishment of the government and form the basis for the establishment of a national coalition in the presence of Benjamin Netanyahu and Gadi Eisenkot. Saderzadeh added that Netanyahu and Eisenkot have no fundamental differences in the policy of confrontation with the Islamic Republic and Hezbollah, and the differences between them are mainly related to Israel's internal issues and the way the policy is implemented. He emphasized that the fate of the negotiations between Tehran and Washington could play a role in determining the composition of Israel's future government more than the parties' election calculations.

Ali Sadrzadeh, an analyst on Middle East issues, said that if the negotiations between the Islamic Republic and the US fail and a new war begins, Israel's political equations will change. According to him, such a war could marginalize the differences of opinion between the parties on the establishment of the government and form the basis for the establishment of a national coalition in the presence of Benjamin Netanyahu and Gadi Eisenkot. Saderzadeh added that Netanyahu and Eisenkot have no fundamental differences in the policy of confrontation with the Islamic Republic and Hezbollah, and the differences between them are mainly related to Israel's internal issues and the way the policy is implemented. He emphasized that the fate of the negotiations between Tehran and Washington could play a role in determining the composition of Israel's future government more than the parties' election calculations.