Analysis of the Economist's article: Netanyahu is looking for a third war with Iran and holding elections Anshel Pepper, a reporter for the Economist magazine, in analyzing Netanyahu's speech after the Israeli elections, wrote: Netanyahu did not extend a hand of friendship to the opposition and did not claim the victory of his coalition; Instead, by emphasizing the "Israeli" and "Jewish" majority in his camp, he tries to make the establishment of any government with the support of Arab parties seem illegitimate. According to Pepper, Netanyahu's speech is a continuation of an election campaign and not a victory speech. Elections that are not yet over and may have just begun. Netanyahu still hopes to obtain the necessary majority to form a government by changing the arrangement of the seats, separating some representatives from the opposition parties or accompanying one of the opposition parties. However, according to Pepper, it also lays the groundwork for a possible next election in early 2027. Referring to the Iran-related part of Netanyahu's speech, Pepper wrote: The Prime Minister of Israel believes that together with Trump he faced an "unprecedented opportunity" to defeat Iran "once and for all." In summing up his analysis, this Economist reporter described Netanyahu's possible strategy along three lines: 1. Preventing the formation of a government from the opposition despite losing the majority in the Knesset. 2. The beginning of the third war with Iran. 3. Quick holding of early elections, with a calculation that he can easily win./Jamaran.