Israel Gears for Leadership Shift
The article discusses the Israeli electoral contest taking place among three main candidates: Gadi Eizenkot, Naftali Bennett, and Avigdor Lieberman, competing against Benjamin Netanyahu. The collective efforts of the opposition have shifted from a unified front to an individual race aimed at securing the prime ministership, with the prospects of the opposition winning a majority decreasing, as they remain far from the 61-seat threshold. Polls indicate that the majority of supporters believe Eizenkot is most likely to succeed, and most Israelis consider winning the highest number of seats as the most important criterion for choosing a candidate, though opinions vary on the timing of the announcement. More than half of the opposition supporters express concerns that the rivalry among the three candidates could harm the alliance's hopes of victory, while each of Eizenkot, Bennett, and Lieberman faces challenges in attracting new voters and restoring collective effort to achieve the opposition's goal of confronting Netanyahu.
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