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Israeli right-wing parties, especially Likud, are currently experiencing a severe internal crisis concerning the party's identity and expectations following Netanyahu's rule. Factions within the party are competing over whether to continue the hardline approach established by Netanyahu or to attempt to restore a more moderate image to attract a broader base. Additionally, splits within Likud and the formation of new right-wing parties reflect divisions over issues of identity and electoral strategy, posing a threat to the party’s unity and future leadership. At the same time, the opposition camp faces challenges in unifying its ranks and building a stable government if they manage to gather enough seats. Netanyahu remains a central figure even after the elections, though his influence within Likud has waned. The party’s primary primaries remain a key focus, as developments suggest that Netanyahu may face internal resistance to imposing his list, indicating shifts in the power dynamics among party leaders and uncertainties about the political future in what could be considered the "post-Netanyahu era."
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