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The article discusses the preparations for the upcoming Israeli elections scheduled for October 27, amidst a decline in Benjamin Netanyahu's popularity and advances by Gadi Eizenkot in opinion polls regarding suitability for the prime ministership. However, these changes do not necessarily translate into increased seats for the opposition or greater ability to form an alternative government. The opposition faces significant challenges, including ongoing failures by security and political agencies to counter the attacks on October 7, 2023. Meanwhile, Netanyahu is attempting to link the electoral competition to security issues and regional threats. The opposition, on the other hand, sees the need to change leadership and establish a commission of inquiry to hold responsible parties accountable. Eizenkot is focusing on security and governance efficiency, working to unify his camp through negotiations within smaller parties, which could significantly influence the distribution of seats between the blocs. Although polls suggest the race remains open, the opposition's success in translating its advance into a parliamentary majority remains uncertain. The formation of the government continues to depend on seat distribution, as Netanyahu intensifies his campaign by utilizing security concerns as a means to remain in power.
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