Possible scenario: holding repeat elections during a period of two months after the upcoming elections due to the failure of the main rivals to obtain the necessary majority to form the government. Muhammad Mahdi Golim; An expert on Israeli issues, the Change Bloc led by Eisenkot, which consists of center-right and left-wing parties, is in the lead and may win between 51 and 54 seats. The right-wing movement led by Netanyahu and the Likud party is in second place and may win between 49 and 52 mandates. The distance between the two streams is currently very small (about 2 seats). The two parties "The United Arab List" and "The Joint Arab List" with a total of 12 to 15 seats have a decisive role in the formation of the government. The most likely scenario at the moment is that none of the two parties will be able to obtain the majority needed to form the government. In such a case, a period of two months is expected before elections can be held again. In the meantime, the Netanyahu government will still work and regional developments (especially in the case of Iran and Hezbollah in Lebanon) can change the equations for the next election. The days leading up to the elections are still decisive. Nejam media explain.

Possible scenario: holding repeat elections during a period of two months after the upcoming elections due to the failure of the main rivals to obtain the necessary majority to form the government. Muhammad Mahdi Golim; An expert on Israeli issues, the Change Bloc led by Eisenkot, which consists of center-right and left-wing parties, is in the lead and may win between 51 and 54 seats. The right-wing movement led by Netanyahu and the Likud party is in second place and may win between 49 and 52 mandates. The distance between the two streams is currently very small (about 2 seats). The two parties "The United Arab List" and "The Joint Arab List" with a total of 12 to 15 seats have a decisive role in the formation of the government. The most likely scenario at the moment is that none of the two parties will be able to obtain the majority needed to form the government. In such a case, a period of two months is expected before elections can be held again. In the meantime, the Netanyahu government will still work and regional developments (especially in the case of Iran and Hezbollah in Lebanon) can change the equations for the next election. The days leading up to the elections are still decisive. Nejam media explain.