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The article discusses Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's concerns and expectations regarding the upcoming general elections scheduled for October 27. He expressed doubt about his chances of winning and affirmed that he will not retire from politics if he loses. The elections are critically important for Netanyahu's future, especially with his slipping chances of securing a parliamentary majority and the increasing possibility of forming a government led by the Yesh Atid party or a coalition with Arab parties, both of which are rejected by both sides. Netanyahu also warns that a victory by the opposition, led by Gadi Eizenkot, could lead to the reversal of his government's achievements, concessions in the Iranian nuclear issue, the establishment of a Palestinian state, as well as accusations against the opposition-led government of security threats and publications that undermine domestic and foreign Israeli policies. He promotes the idea that his victory is essential to confront Iran and prevent the creation of a Palestinian state. He considers the election outcome a fundamental choice between the right-wing and Iran, reflecting his concern over how the results could impact Israel’s future and regional security.
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