Netanyahu Vows to Lead Likud Despite Loss
According to recent polls, the Likud Party led by Benjamin Netanyahu is experiencing a sharp decline in potential election results, dropping to 18 seats from 23. Meanwhile, opposition parties are estimated to hold between 52 and 54 seats, falling short of a stable parliamentary majority of 61 seats. Nonetheless, Netanyahu insists that he will continue to lead the party as an opposition figure if he loses the election. He has also stated that a defeat would not mark the end of his political career or his leadership of Likud, emphasizing that there is no imminent leadership challenge or contest within the party. Political statements and positions indicate that the formation of a future government remains uncertain, with the final picture likely to be shaped by election outcomes and potential alliances. This comes amid disagreements within the opposition camp led by Eisenkot and tensions within Likud itself. Additionally, there is no confirmed plan yet for a meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump during the upcoming visit, and debates continue over the possibility of establishing a stable future government in Israel.
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