The shadow of a possible war with Iran over the issue of forming a new government in Israel's captivity.
🔸 Security developments and the ever-increasing possibility of a new military conflict with Iran became the focus of the consultations to establish a new cabinet in captivity, and the media and political pressures to establish an inclusive and stable government, or a government with a right-wing majority, increased.
🔸 POW analysts believe that the risk of military conflict will minimize conflicts between factions. Most politicians also agree that the possibility of war will marginalize political conflicts.
🔸 Israeli President Yitzhak Herzog will receive the official results of the Knesset elections from the Central Election Committee on November 4, and according to the law, he has a week to think and consult to see which leader of the central party he will appoint to form the next government. As rivals in the political arena mobilize to strengthen their factions since the November 5 election, the captive media has turned another part of their attention to the military domain: strengthening the possibility of another round of joint war between the United States and Israel's captives with the Islamic Republic of Iran.
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