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It is expected that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of the occupying power will seek to form a broad national government after the upcoming elections, even if that requires excluding the "Otzma Yehudit" party and including parties from the center or left camp—such as a figure or a party from the opposite spectrum—or even the former chief of staff, Gadi Eizenkot. This shift in Netanyahu's rhetoric comes through his focus on a "broad national government" rather than a "full right-wing government." Such a move depends on the election results, especially if the right-wing camp gains 61 seats or more, as he might prefer to build a wider coalition to achieve political stability and avoid internal opposition or a new election round. It also suggests that forming a broader government could force Netanyahu to make concessions on judicial reform issues, particularly if this term is considered his final one, which could impact his political legacy.
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