From Netanyahu to his opponents; What does the selection of the captives mean for Iran?

Saeed Jaafari

a journalist

On the eve of the elections for the captive parliament in Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu's opponents are trying to put an end to the prime ministership of the politician who holds the record of power.

The differences between the opposition and the government on domestic issues are clear, from the responsibility for the security failure on October 7 to the exemption of the ultra-orthodox from military service. But after the two direct confrontations between Iran and the Israeli prisoners, the question arises as to what effect the possible change of government will have on the state's policy towards Tehran.