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Netanyahu Confirms Political Stay Despite Election Loss
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu made decisive statements, affirming that he will not retire from politics if he loses the upcoming election. He also pledged to lead the opposition and work to shorten the lifespan of the new government in the event of defeat. His remarks come amid declining popularity for his Likud Party, as polls show a drop in seats from 36 to 18, with increasing prospects of forming a government supported by Arab parties or opposition blocs. Data also indicates that forming a majority government will require the support of Arab MPs outside the coalition, amid differing positions among parties regarding Arab participation in the government. Additionally, Netanyahu’s foreign relations are under pressure, with reports suggesting that some officials from the Washington and Trump administrations will not meet with him during his upcoming visit. Meanwhile, internal political tensions are escalating, and military confrontations in Gaza continue, with Israeli operations having resulted in the death of over 73,000 Palestinians since the start of the war in October 2023. These operations continue to destroy homes and infrastructure, alongside crises in the education sector and resource shortages, amid rising casualties and injuries in the region.
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