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Netanyahu faces challenge as Ben Gvir rejects alliance
The Israeli right-wing camp has become fractured a week and a half before the Knesset's electoral lists close, as leader of the Otzma Yehudit party, Itamar Ben Gvir, refuses to join a unified alliance and is running independently in the elections. This threatens his success and weakens the right's chances of passing the electoral threshold. Meanwhile, Ofer Vinter continues to attract right-wing voters and those angry at the government's performance with his new party, "Her Israel," in addition to appealing to a segment of the Arab community to bolster his list. These divisions are expected to disperse the right-wing vote, complicating Netanyahu's prospects of forming a strong coalition, especially amid growing fears that Likud's votes may shift toward Ben Gvir and Vinter.
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