Burhani, an analyst on Middle East issues: The most likely scenario for Israel is to hold repeat elections. Netanyahu will probably win more mandates in the next elections. In the meantime, Netanyahu may start more wars. Hadi Burhani, a member of the faculty of global studies at the University of Tehran, told Jamran: The most likely scenario for Israel is that no majority coalition is formed and another election is held. In the next elections we will probably see some changes, including a decrease in Arab votes. If this situation continues and a majority coalition is not achieved, the new parliament will be dissolved and new elections will be held. This process will take between 4 and 6 months, during which time Netanyahu will temporarily remain as Prime Minister, but will have a weak government.

Burhani, an analyst on Middle East issues: The most likely scenario for Israel is to hold repeat elections. Netanyahu will probably win more mandates in the next elections. In the meantime, Netanyahu may start more wars. Hadi Burhani, a member of the faculty of global studies at the University of Tehran, told Jamran: The most likely scenario for Israel is that no majority coalition is formed and another election is held. In the next elections we will probably see some changes, including a decrease in Arab votes. If this situation continues and a majority coalition is not achieved, the new parliament will be dissolved and new elections will be held. This process will take between 4 and 6 months, during which time Netanyahu will temporarily remain as Prime Minister, but will have a weak government.