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Netanyahu stays active amid Likud support drop
The Maariv newspaper indicates that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is planning to become the opposition leader if he does not win the upcoming elections. He is not intending to leave public life or relinquish his leadership of Likud, despite a decline in his popularity according to polls showing Likud's support has dropped to 18 seats. Nevertheless, he remains determined to stay active in politics, with expectations that he will run in the new elections if efforts to form a government falter, drawing on the experience of the 2021 failure. Recent polls show that the party continues to decline, but the ruling coalition remains stable at 50 seats, with notable gains by the "Otzma Yehudit" and "Religious Zionism" parties. The survey results also reflect a narrowing of the gap between Netanyahu and Gadi Eisenkot regarding eligibility to serve as Prime Minister. Additionally, most Israelis support Saudi Arabia's assistance in its war against the Houthis, with some backing the normalization agreement in exchange for aid.
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