Arabi Al-Rantawi discusses pivotal shift against Netanyahu
The article discusses the internal political situation in Israel approximately five weeks before the general elections, focusing on the competition between the two main camps: Prime Minister Netanyahu's far-right camp and the opposition led by Gadi Eizenkot, in addition to a Palestinian bloc that may enter the Knesset. The analyses highlight the lack of a clear advantage for any winner, as the chances of forming a government from either alliance are nearly equal, along with the possibility of obstructing government formation or dissolving the Knesset to hold new elections—especially given the varying polls and seat distributions. The article also explores post-election scenarios, including the possibility of Netanyahu returning to power, forming a national unity government led by Herzog, or resorting to early elections again. It emphasizes the internal and regional factors influencing the future of Israel’s governmental landscape.
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