Problem 61/ Early elections have become the most likely scenario for Israel Israeli expert on Israel affairs Adel Pir, who pointed out that Netanyahu is trying to thwart the efforts of his opponents to form a government by accusing parties seeking to rely on the votes of the Arab parties of treason, stated that re-election is the most likely scenario. Establishing a government based on Arab votes may allow the opposition to oust Netanyahu and the two far-right ministers, Bezalel Smotrich and Itamar Bangvir, but it does not guarantee stability, he explained to Al-Jazeera, as the government could fall when controversial issues are raised, such as the establishment of a commission of inquiry into the October 7 reform attacks. He pointed to concerns within the opposition camp about repeating the experience of Benny Gantz, who was an ally of Netanyahu before his political status declined and he did not run in the last elections. According to Shev, the US prefers the establishment of a consensus government that avoids new elections, but achieving this scenario remains complicated, unless Gadi Eisenkot makes concessions to his political partners. Read the details of this report at Jamarn International Service.

Problem 61/ Early elections have become the most likely scenario for Israel Israeli expert on Israel affairs Adel Pir, who pointed out that Netanyahu is trying to thwart the efforts of his opponents to form a government by accusing parties seeking to rely on the votes of the Arab parties of treason, stated that re-election is the most likely scenario. Establishing a government based on Arab votes may allow the opposition to oust Netanyahu and the two far-right ministers, Bezalel Smotrich and Itamar Bangvir, but it does not guarantee stability, he explained to Al-Jazeera, as the government could fall when controversial issues are raised, such as the establishment of a commission of inquiry into the October 7 reform attacks. He pointed to concerns within the opposition camp about repeating the experience of Benny Gantz, who was an ally of Netanyahu before his political status declined and he did not run in the last elections. According to Shev, the US prefers the establishment of a consensus government that avoids new elections, but achieving this scenario remains complicated, unless Gadi Eisenkot makes concessions to his political partners. Read the details of this report at Jamarn International Service.