Netanyahu's Right-Wing Clashes Before Elections
Israel is preparing to hold general elections on October 27. The Israeli right-wing parties are facing internal turmoil and a struggle over seats and leadership between Benjamin Netanyahu and Itamar Ben-Gvir. Expectations suggest that the opposition will continue to advance, with the possibility that the majority necessary to form a government may not be achieved. Ben-Gvir intends to run in the elections independently, which increases tensions within the coalition, while the emergence of a nationalist party led by Ofer Winter threatens to complicate government formation further. Polls indicate that neither camp currently has the required number of seats (61) to form a government, reflecting a state of instability in the Israeli political scene ahead of the elections.
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