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Israel’s Zionist Dilemma
The Israeli elections did not produce a governing majority: Netanyahu’s bloc won 53 seats, compared with 48 for the Jewish opposition and 19 for the Arab parties. This makes forming an alternative mathematically possible, but difficult because opposition forces reject political partnership with the Arab parties. The writer argues that Netanyahu exploits this division and incitement against Arab parties to divert attention from his responsibility for the impasse, while the opposition offers no clear reassessment of the occupation and settlements or of Palestinian rights. The article concludes that the crisis runs deeper than a struggle for power, and that changing coalitions—or Washington’s support for a government more aligned with its interests—will not resolve the contradiction between claiming to be a democracy and continuing to control Palestinians and deny them their rights.
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