Netanyahu Maintains Likud Leadership
The article focused on Benjamin Netanyahu's insistence on leading the Likud Party despite the party's declining popularity and weak performance in opinion polls, where it dropped to 18 seats, with expectations of a potential loss in the upcoming elections. Netanyahu confirmed that he intends to continue leading the party from the opposition position if he is unable to form a government, and that he plans to return to power in the next elections. He also downplayed the likelihood of a leadership succession within his party, amid rising tensions and internal conflicts over leadership both within Likud and among opposition parties. This comes amidst ongoing electoral challenges and the absence of internal consensus regarding who would assume the premiership if the opposition were to win. The article also notes the lack of a clear timeline for Netanyahu’s meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump during his visit to New York, and the Israeli Prime Minister’s stance on avoiding a new election cycle, with the electoral scenario remaining unresolved due to divergent poll results and overlapping leadership contests among the parties.
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