Netanyahu's Plans and Southern Tensions Risk Disrupting Knesset
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Sources have reported that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is planning to cancel the upcoming Knesset elections amid expectations of losing his majority in current polls. His goal is to enable his rival, Yisrael Beiteinu leader Itzik Eizenkot, to form a government from the first round by securing 61 seats. Netanyahu is currently considering escalating military tensions in the south to disrupt the elections, especially as the region is expected to ignite, particularly following Iran’s decision to intervene alongside Hezbollah in the event of a large-scale Israeli war in the south and on the Tila Ali al-Tahir. This escalation is seen as an attempt by Netanyahu to avoid electoral defeat and to control the power struggle amidst tense conditions influenced by Iran’s stance and the potential for military escalation.
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