Israel faces government formation dilemma

Israel is facing difficulties in forming a government after the recent elections, as neither Netanyahu's camp nor the Change bloc holds the necessary parliamentary majority (61 seats). Netanyahu continues to pressure parties such as "Otzma Yehudit" and the Haredi public to withdraw from the race, while the possibility of forming a unity government led by a figure other than Netanyahu is ruled out. Additionally, prospects for forming a government without Netanyahu or a Change-led government headed by Eizenkot face significant obstacles due to political disagreements within both camps. If the parties fail to reach an agreement, Israel is likely to hold new elections in 2027, given the ongoing political division and the difficulty in agreeing on forming a stable government.

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