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The elections have triggered a complex crisis over forming an Israeli government. Gadi Eisenkot is leading efforts to secure a majority that would end Benjamin Netanyahu’s rule, while Netanyahu is trying to win over the Shas and United Torah Judaism parties or threatening to form a caretaker government and call new elections. The article argues that the opposition may turn to a minority government or rely on indirect parliamentary support. Tensions in the West Bank could ease if the right leaves power, but settlement activity will remain entrenched in Israeli institutions. It also suggests that expanding the war across the region is no longer a guaranteed option for Netanyahu, given the need for U.S. backing and coordination with Washington, the military establishment’s position, and the high cost of confrontation. The article concludes that the coalition’s disintegration and Netanyahu’s diminishing room to maneuver are narrowing his options and paving the way for the possibility of a new political phase.
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