Israeli Elections Deepen Right-Wing Split
As the deadline for the Israeli Knesset election lists approaches, divisions within the right-wing camp are escalating, with prominent leaders refusing to run on a unified slate. The leader of the Otzma Yachad party, Itamar Ben Gvir, confirmed that he will run separately, while Netanyahu aims to maintain a united right-wing bloc to reduce vote splitting. However, forecasts suggest there may be six right-wing lists, threatening Likud's vote share and weakening its chances in the election. As negotiations between the parties continue, the situation remains tense amid ongoing disagreements over final alliances.
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