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Today the most important elections in Israel begin - these are the first elections since the attack on October 7, 2023 - Netanyahu is running in the elections and is threatened with prosecution on charges of corruption. His loss means he's getting closer to prison. - Netanyahu not winning does not mean he will leave immediately. He will remain prime minister until a new government is formed, and the most likely candidates to succeed him are Gadi Eisenkot and then Naftali Bennett. What will change if Netanyahu loses? He will not receive a pardon in the corruption case, and Trump pressed for it Recruitment and investigation: Eisenkot supports the recruitment of the ultra-Orthodox public and the establishment of an official commission of inquiry into the events of October 7, which also exposes Netanyahu to danger. -Iran Washington: Eisenkot calls for Iran to be prevented from possessing nuclear weapons in close coordination with the US, and Lapid wants to restore bipartisan American support for Israel instead of the division caused by Netanyahu. What probably won't change:

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Today the most important elections in Israel begin - these are the first elections since the attack on October 7, 2023 - Netanyahu is running in the elections and is threatened with prosecution on charges of corruption. His loss means he's getting closer to prison. - Netanyahu not winning does not mean he will leave immediately. He will remain prime minister until a new government is formed, and the most likely candidates to succeed him are Gadi Eisenkot and then Naftali Bennett. What will change if Netanyahu loses? He will not receive a pardon in the corruption case, and Trump pressed for it Recruitment and investigation: Eisenkot supports the recruitment of the ultra-Orthodox public and the establishment of an official commission of inquiry into the events of October 7, which also exposes Netanyahu to danger. -Iran Washington: Eisenkot calls for Iran to be prevented from possessing nuclear weapons in close coordination with the US, and Lapid wants to restore bipartisan American support for Israel instead of the division caused by Netanyahu. What probably won't change:

Today the most important elections in Israel begin - these are the first elections since the attack on October 7, 2023 - Netanyahu is running in the elections and is threatened with prosecution on charges of corruption. His loss means he's getting closer to prison. - Netanyahu not winning does not mean he will leave immediately. He will remain prime minister until a new government is formed, and the most likely candidates to succeed him are Gadi Eisenkot and then Naftali Bennett. What will change if Netanyahu loses? He will not receive a pardon in the corruption case, and Trump pressed for it Recruitment and investigation: Eisenkot supports the recruitment of the ultra-Orthodox public and the establishment of an official commission of inquiry into the events of October 7, which also exposes Netanyahu to danger. -Iran Washington: Eisenkot calls for Iran to be prevented from possessing nuclear weapons in close coordination with the US, and Lapid wants to restore bipartisan American support for Israel instead of the division caused by Netanyahu. What probably won't change:

Eisenkot rejects the establishment of a Palestinian state in the foreseeable future and wants to leave security supervision in the hands of the army, and Lapid does not support its establishment "in the coming years". To contact us using our new ID card.

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