Jennifer Mortazashvili, professor of international relations and head of the University of Pittsburgh's Government Center, said that according to the results of the Israeli elections, the formation of a national unity government in the presence of Benjamin Netanyahu and his opposition parties is more likely than the formation of a minority government. According to him, despite the significant increase in the seats of the Arab parties, it is unlikely that these parties will have a direct role in the future government. Mortazashvili added that there is no fundamental difference between Netanyahu and Gadi Eisenkot regarding the strategy of the confrontation with the Islamic Republic. According to him, Israelis are tired of war, but they see a need to deal with the threats of the Islamic Republic, and the remaining two years of the Trump administration may be Israel's last chance to realize this goal.

Jennifer Mortazashvili, professor of international relations and head of the University of Pittsburgh's Government Center, said that according to the results of the Israeli elections, the formation of a national unity government in the presence of Benjamin Netanyahu and his opposition parties is more likely than the formation of a minority government. According to him, despite the significant increase in the seats of the Arab parties, it is unlikely that these parties will have a direct role in the future government. Mortazashvili added that there is no fundamental difference between Netanyahu and Gadi Eisenkot regarding the strategy of the confrontation with the Islamic Republic. According to him, Israelis are tired of war, but they see a need to deal with the threats of the Islamic Republic, and the remaining two years of the Trump administration may be Israel's last chance to realize this goal.