The Israeli opposition overthrew the entity's prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, in the elections, a move that shook the pillars of the Likud party. Closed polls showed the following: Opposition = 52 seats.
Netanyahu's party = 50 for the Netanyahu camp.
Arab parties = 18 seats The chairman of the Israeli opposition, Yair Lapid, announced that Netanyahu's coalition suffered a crushing defeat, but Netanyahu's concerns now do not only concern victory or defeat, but rather his concerns stem from the reopening of the cases in which he was convicted, which he thought he could extinguish. Netanyahu tried in every way to succeed in those elections, and he went so far as to try to participate in a military confrontation with Iran, but his army chiefs refused because he wanted to achieve electoral and propaganda interests at the expense of the army, and not because Iran posed a danger that required a strong attack.