Netanyahu plans deal if he loses election

The article reveals Benjamin Netanyahu's efforts to form a political coalition after the upcoming Israeli elections. It includes a proposed deal with his rival Gadi Eizenkot, which involves sharing the Prime Ministership for four years (two years each) in order to avoid his potential loss and to halt his corruption trial, which Israeli law prohibits prosecuting while in office. Netanyahu aims to present himself as a symbol of national unity to confront regional challenges, but he faces widespread opposition from far-right party leaders who see the deal as a betrayal of their principles. Additionally, Netanyahu seeks to regain support by raising the issue of a perceived threat to his life by Iran, citing alleged plots to assassinate him and his children, despite military censorship. The article indicates that the proposed deal raises many doubts about Netanyahu's true intentions, especially regarding past failures and his pursuit of remaining in power by any means necessary.

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