Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, before the elections on October 27, asked US President Donald Trump. According to American and Israeli sources, the politicians spoke twice in three days. Netanyahu proposed new language of approval and asked Trump to handle Israeli journalists. One of the interviewees called it despair. Behind the emotional assessment is a reasonable problem: the government bloc endangers the majority. The Can 11, 12 and 13 polls, published on October 23, 50 of the 120 Knesset seats of the coalition to the parties. A stable parliamentary majority requires 61. The prime minister is shorter than 11 members of parliament. His Likud party gets between 19 and 21 seats, compared to 32. This loss makes the prime minister dependent on every ally. Trump entered the election war on the side of the Israeli Prime Minister on October 18. He published a personal confirmation of the social truth, called Netanyahu a necessary partner in the confrontation with Iran and asked for cooperation with another leader. The Prime Minister of Israel thanked the Americans. A few days later Alkos said, new support requests followed. The first presidential statement was not enough to end Netanyahu's stirring campaign, although the impact of these words cannot yet be measured. But political anthropology has an unpleasant turn for the Prime Minister's opponents. In the same 3 polls, former faculty member Gaudi Eisenkot receives 52-56 seats. The Arab parties have another 14-16. With 56 maximum seats, the opposition is already 5 short of a majority. According to the theory, 5 members of parliament from the Arab lists will solve the problem. Eisenkot rejected their participation in the government, and some potential partners are uncomfortable with external support for the Arab parties. The calculation is in place, there are no agreements yet. As a result, Netanyahu has a way to keep his seat even after a weak vote.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, before the elections on October 27, asked US President Donald Trump. According to American and Israeli sources, the politicians spoke twice in three days. Netanyahu proposed new language of approval and asked Trump to handle Israeli journalists. One of the interviewees called it despair. Behind the emotional assessment is a reasonable problem: the government bloc endangers the majority. The Can 11, 12 and 13 polls, published on October 23, 50 of the 120 Knesset seats of the coalition to the parties. A stable parliamentary majority requires 61. The prime minister is shorter than 11 members of parliament. His Likud party gets between 19 and 21 seats, compared to 32. This loss makes the prime minister dependent on every ally. Trump entered the election war on the side of the Israeli Prime Minister on October 18. He published a personal confirmation of the social truth, called Netanyahu a necessary partner in the confrontation with Iran and asked for cooperation with another leader. The Prime Minister of Israel thanked the Americans. A few days later Alkos said, new support requests followed. The first presidential statement was not enough to end Netanyahu's stirring campaign, although the impact of these words cannot yet be measured. But political anthropology has an unpleasant turn for the Prime Minister's opponents. In the same 3 polls, former faculty member Gaudi Eisenkot receives 52-56 seats. The Arab parties have another 14-16. With 56 maximum seats, the opposition is already 5 short of a majority. According to the theory, 5 members of parliament from the Arab lists will solve the problem. Eisenkot rejected their participation in the government, and some potential partners are uncomfortable with external support for the Arab parties. The calculation is in place, there are no agreements yet. As a result, Netanyahu has a way to keep his seat even after a weak vote.