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Benjamin Netanyahu's government faces a serious scenario in the upcoming Israeli elections, as a right-wing alliance may fail to secure a majority of 61 seats. This could open the door for his opponents to form an alternative government and oust him. A key possibility is for the right-wing bloc to reach only 59 seats, which would give the opposition camp 61 seats that could be leveraged to support an alternative government through external support from Arab parties or their abstention from Voting, without the need for official coalition inclusion. The analysis emphasizes that this scenario differs from previous situations, where the chances of Netanyahu remaining in power were higher. The main challenge now is avoiding the collapse of the political safety net, especially amid ongoing pressures related to issues like the conscription of Haredi Jews, the intersection of divisive questions between the right and left, and the potential formation of a unity government as a strategy to maintain his position.
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