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Netanyahu Concerned About Allies Not Rivals
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is failing to garner support from small pro-government parties, which could weaken his chances of re-election due to vote splitting in the elections scheduled for October 27. Hardline parties, led by Ministers Itamar Ben-Gvir and Bezalel Smotrich, are competing with small parties headed by former Likud members for the same voter base, threatening the formation of a strong coalition and making it more difficult to establish a government. Netanyahu faces a decline in popularity amid ongoing fragmentation of the ruling coalition, especially following Hamas attacks and the conflicts in Gaza and Lebanon, with warnings that his failure to unite the parties could cost him the elected office. Parties have until September 8 to unify their efforts to ensure broader representation, as success depends on each party securing more than 3.25% of the vote; if some small parties fail to enter Parliament, it could hinder his return to power.
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