Netanyahu to remain in politics despite election loss

The article discusses the political situation in Israel in preparation for the upcoming elections, where Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu affirms his intention to continue in office despite declining popularity and the possibility of losing. Polls indicate a significant drop in support for the Likud party led by him, with expectations that it will only secure 18 seats out of the current 36. The public is increasingly considering other options, with Gadi Eizenkot emerging as a leading alternative. Netanyahu expresses confidence in winning but warns of the potential formation of a minority government if he loses, with possibilities of strengthening alliances with far-right parties and receiving support from Arab legislators—both of which are provoking internal and external controversy. The government faces several challenges, including waning support, changing US positions, and the risks associated with forming a minority government reliant on support from small parties. There are calls for forming a unity government should the results be tied, and there is also the possibility of reaching an agreement that would resolve his corruption trials.

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