The announcement of the final results of the elections for the captive parliament on the evening of Thursday, November 7, showed that the political deadlock in this country continued and neither of the two main factions was able to obtain the necessary majority to form the government.
At the same time, Benjamin Netanyahu, the current Prime Minister of Israel, met with Bezalel Smotrich, the leader of the Israeli party, and saw him as his natural partner in the future government.
Captive Israeli media also reported that the two ultra-Orthodox religious parties "Shas" and "Torah Judaism" sent a message to the Eisenkot faction that they have no obligation to continue the alliance with Netanyahu.
🔸 Yair Golan, IDF reserve general and leader of the Democratic Left Party, met on Thursday with Mansour Abbas, leader of the "Moha" or "Ream" party and mentioned this party as one of the possible partners for establishing a future coalition. 🔸 The leaders of the tripartite Arab alliance "The Joint List" headed by Yosef Jabarin also sent a message to Eisenkot on Thursday that he can count on the support of this alliance To prevent the formation of the next government by Netanyahu.