Prime Minister of Israel after the next election?

The race to oust Netanyahu; Does the Israeli opposition have a different strategy? Zeinab Farhadi Zarringoli - IRNA reporter While the coalition opposing Benjamin Netanyahu is trying to oust him from power, analysts believe that even a change in the Israeli government's cabinet will not necessarily lead to a fundamental change in the regime's policies towards the Palestinians. The latest poll by the Israeli Channel 12 shows that the Likud party, led by Benjamin Netanyahu, has won 20 seats, trailing the Yashar party, led by Gadi Eisenkot, by 23 seats. #IRNA_World @IRNA_1313

Yoaz Hendel: "Whoever brings in the most Zionist mandates - we will recommend him"

Dafna Liel Benny Gantz warns Eisenkot at the Wint and Yedioth conference that Together Chairman Naftali Bennett and Yisrael Beytenu Chairman Avigdor Lieberman will demand the premiership even if they do not receive the highest number of mandates in the Change Bloc. "Why would they pay the fine to go with Arab parties if they are not the prime minister? Of course they will demand," he assessed. "Read My Lips, see if it happens"

Dafna Liel Benny Gantz warns Eisenkot at the Wint and Yedioth conference that Together Chairman Naftali Bennett and Yisrael Beytenu Chairman Avigdor Lieberman will demand the premiership even if they do not receive the highest number of mandates in the Change Bloc. "Why would they pay the fine to go with Arab parties if they are not the prime minister? Of course they will demand," he assessed. "Read My Lips, see if it happens"

#Breaking | Israeli Broadcasting Corporation poll, about two weeks before the elections: 43 percent see opposition party leader Gadi Eisenkot as the most suitable candidate for prime minister, compared to 38 percent for Netanyahu.

Netanyahu at the faction meeting tonight in Petah Tikva: Storm the Likud strongholds and bring back three seats from the right. Netanyahu conveyed two messages to the faction members ahead of the elections: Get voters to the polls and sharply attack the Ofer Winter and Handel-Zelika parties, which he said together are taking away about three seats from the right-wing bloc. The Prime Minister particularly attacked Yaron Zelika and mentioned his opposition to Kahlon's media reform. Shlomo Filber presented a survey at the meeting according to which about three-quarters of young people support Likud, Smotrich and Ben Gvir, compared to a quarter who support the opposition. Filber also presented an internal survey according to which Likud stands at 31 seats.

Netanyahu or Eisenkot; Who will win the Israeli elections? Zeinab Farhadi Zarringoli - IRNA reporter On the eve of the Israeli Knesset (parliament) elections, polls indicate a decline in public trust in Benjamin Netanyahu's cabinet and an increased likelihood of a political stalemate; a situation that, despite the opposition's relative superiority in some indicators, has made the prediction of the final winner and the possibility of forming a cabinet ambiguous. According to a new poll by the Israeli Channel 12 television, if elections are held, Netanyahu's opposition bloc, including Arab parties, will have 50 percent support; While the share of Netanyahu's bloc, including his allied parties, including the "Israeli Right" party led by Ofer Winter, is estimated at 35 percent. #IRNA_World @IRNA_1313

A poll published by the Maariv newspaper: Netanyahu's camp and the Jewish opposition are tied with 52 seats each, making Arab members of parliament a decisive factor in forming the next government. Arab parties win 12 seats, while the "Reserve" party wins 4 seats without specifying which camp it will support. 59% of Israelis oppose the participation of an Arab party in the next government, compared to 36% who support it. In a direct contest for the premiership, Gadi Eisenkot leads Netanyahu with 46% compared to 40%.

Netanyahu and Smotrich Attempt to Unify the Israeli Right with a "Joint Election Plan," Excluding Ben-Gvir ====== The Israeli Prime Minister and Finance Minister are moving to unify the ranks of the Israeli right, excluding Ben-Gvir. Maariv predicted that Netanyahu and Smotrich would participate in two separate rallies to present a unified election plan. The move aims to strengthen the right-wing bloc by about 5 seats by mobilizing 200,000 potential right-wing voters. The plan includes door-to-door campaigns, assistance for thousands to reach polling stations, and the use of influencers. Opinion polls give Likud about 22 seats in the Knesset and the right-wing coalition between 50 and 54 seats.

Netanyahu's game to maintain power; agreement with Smotrich and sidelining Ben-Gwer On the eve of the Knesset (Israeli parliament) elections, Benjamin Netanyahu is simultaneously redefining the right-wing's alignment and opening up his political paths to form a future cabinet by maintaining an electoral coalition with Finance Minister Smotrich and signing a surplus-of-votes agreement with his party. #IRNA_World @IRNA_1313

The drama in the first poll of the week by Kan News columnist Dudi Hassid: For the first time, Amach Yisrael led by Ofer Winter does not pass the threshold. Gush Eisenkot leads by one mandate over Gush Netanyahu #KanNewsEdition with @TaliMoreno_

Ofer Winter's interview with Dana Weiss raises two conclusions: He is Netanyahu's all-rounder and anyone who votes for Weiner votes for Netanyahu. And a second conclusion, how to put it delicately, is that he is probably an excellent fighter but not a great genius.

Yair Golan reveals tonight that he and Eisenkot will form a left-wing government with the Arab parties. This is what the elections are about: it's either the right - or Palestine. Only a vote for Likud will prevent the formation of a left-wing-Arab government of Eisenkot, Yair Golan, Lieberman, Bennett and the Arab parties.

Dvir Jabra Despite polls predicting that he will not pass the threshold, Gantz announced that he will not withdraw from the race: "When you see the ballot paper 'Blue and White led by Benny Gantz' - you will know that we have checked the data and we stand behind the decision to run." Photo: Jonathan Zindel, Flash 90

Knesset elections and the political test of Arab parties in the occupied territories ⠀ Haaretz: On the eve of the Knesset (parliament) elections, the lifting of the disqualification of Arab parties and candidates by the Zionist Supreme Court, which had previously been raised by the regime's Central Election Committee, once again made the issue of political freedom and the right of Arabs to participate in the elections one of the main topics of the electoral debates. In this regard, according to the latest poll by the Ma'ariv newspaper, Benjamin Netanyahu's right-wing bloc will win 51 seats and the rival camp will win 57 seats; however, neither of these two camps will reach the 61-seat threshold to form a cabinet.⠀ #IRNA_World @IRNA_1313

Israeli elections; Will Netanyahu go down in history in a month? The early elections in the Israeli regime will be held in a month, while the "Yashar" party led by Gadi Eisenkot is ahead of the "Likud" led by Benjamin Netanyahu in the latest estimates, but the equation for forming a government remains complex and uncertain. @ilnair

The Jewish opposition forms three teams to oust Netanyahu and form a "Zionist government" The Jewish opposition forms the "Change Bloc" of five parties to unify efforts and bring down Netanyahu's government in the October 27 elections The five-party alliance excludes Arab parties, and its leaders refuse to ally with them to reach a 61-seat majority to form a "Zionist government" The first opposition team begins working to increase voter turnout and ensure the integrity of the electoral process The second team is tasked with developing a plan for the first 100 days, including general conscription, forming a commission of inquiry, defining prime ministerial terms, and pushing for a constitution The third team focuses on media coordination and combating disinformation and smear campaigns There is no agreement on the name of the next prime minister, with Gadi Eisenkot being the favorite given his party's size. Survey

These elections are about one question: right or Palestine. Eizenkot's partners pledge for Palestine. Eizenkot will form a government with Yair Golan, Lieberman, Bennett and the Arab parties. Only a vote for Likud will stop them.

Yair Golan, the designated defense minister of the left bloc, declared this morning that Mansour Abbas - who has not agreed since October 7 to call Hamas a terrorist organization - could be in the next government. Yair Golan admits: Eisenkot cannot have a government without the Arab parties.

Listen to Yair Golan this morning: Eisenkot will form a government with Yair Golan, Lieberman, Bennett and the Arab parties

#Breaking | Yair Golan, the day after agreeing with the leaders of 4 opposition parties to coordinate together in the October elections: Netanyahu's government has brought destruction and ruin to Israel (Broadcasting Authority)

Former Israeli Prime Minister and leader of the opposition "Together" party, Naftali Bennett: — I am confident that we can win 63 seats in the elections. * Forming a government in Israel requires the confidence of at least 61 of the 120 Knesset members. This came in response to an agreement by the leaders of five opposition parties, including the head of the "Yeshar" party, Gadi Eisenkot, and opposition leader Yair Lapid, to coordinate in the upcoming elections to oust Netanyahu's government and form an alternative one.

Eisenkot will form a left-wing government with Yair Golan and the Arab parties

Netanyahu's Useless Show at the UN; Bibi Coalition's Votes Continue to Fall ⠀ A poll by the Ma'ariv newspaper showed that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition has faced a decline in votes even after his speech at the UN General Assembly, and the votes of his opponents are increasing. Netanyahu's coalition has lost one seat and now, with 49 seats, needs at least 12 seats to win; making up for this gap and increasing the ruling coalition's votes by 25% is so difficult that it seems unthinkable. #UN_2026 #IRNA_World @IRNA_1313

The results of the latest election polls in the occupied territories The latest poll by the Hebrew newspaper Ma'ariv shows that the "Yashar" party, headed by Gadi Eisenkot, is facing 22 seats and the Likud party, headed by Benjamin Netanyahu, is facing 18 seats. The "Blue and White" party, headed by Benny Gantz, is also not passing the threshold to enter the Knesset with 1.3% of the vote. According to this poll, the total seats of the parties in Netanyahu's coalition, including the "Amcha Yisrael" party, headed by Ofer Winter, will reach 49 seats, while the opposition parties will win 55 seats. The Arab parties will also win a total of 12 seats and the "Reserves and Economic Party" coalition, headed by Yoaz Hendel and Yaron Zeleikha, will win 4 seats; This coalition is not included in the calculation of either of the 2 camps. Mizan on social networks @mizanplus‏

The results of the latest election polls in the occupied territories The latest poll by the Hebrew newspaper Ma'ariv shows that the "Yashar" party, headed by Gadi Eisenkot, is facing 22 seats and the Likud party, headed by Benjamin Netanyahu, is facing 18 seats. The "Blue and White" party, headed by Benny Gantz, is also not passing the threshold to enter the Knesset with 1.3% of the vote. According to this poll, the total seats of the parties in Netanyahu's coalition, including the "Amcha Yisrael" party, headed by Ofer Winter, will reach 49 seats, while the opposition parties will win 55 seats. The Arab parties will also win a total of 12 seats and the "Reserves and Economic Party" coalition, headed by Yoaz Hendel and Yaron Zeleikha, will win 4 seats; This coalition is not included in the calculation of either of the 2 camps. Mizan on social networks @mizanplus‏

Netanyahu to Kalman Libeskind in the first source about Eisenkot's English level: "This is a problem for someone who wants to be Prime Minister of Israel" On Ofer Winter: "He is not part of the right-wing bloc"

An Israeli poll shows Gadi Eisenkot's Yashar party leading with 22 seats compared to 18 for Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud party, according to Channel 13. The ruling coalition bloc secures 51 seats, compared to 52 for the opposition parties and 13 for the Arab parties. Naftali Bennett's Ma'an party and Yair Golan's Democratic Party each receive 11 seats. The Joint List, Yisrael Beiteinu, and United Torah Judaism each receive 8 seats. 48% prefer Eisenkot for prime minister compared to 36% for Netanyahu, while 16% said they don't know who is more suitable. The poll surveyed 1,503 people and has a margin of error of 2.5%. Percent

An Israeli poll shows Gadi Eisenkot's Yashar party leading with 22 seats compared to 18 for Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud party, according to Channel 13. The ruling coalition bloc secures 51 seats, compared to 52 for the opposition parties and 13 for the Arab parties. Naftali Bennett's Ma'an party and Yair Golan's Democratic Party each receive 11 seats. The Joint List, Yisrael Beiteinu, and United Torah Judaism each receive 8 seats. 48% prefer Eisenkot for prime minister compared to 36% for Netanyahu, while 16% said they don't know who is more suitable. The poll surveyed 1,503 people and has a margin of error of 2.5%. Percent

An Israeli poll shows Gadi Eisenkot's Yashar party leading with 22 seats compared to 18 for Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud party, according to Channel 13. The ruling coalition bloc secures 51 seats, compared to 52 for the opposition parties and 13 for the Arab parties. Naftali Bennett's Ma'an party and Yair Golan's Democratic Party each receive 11 seats. The Joint List, Yisrael Beiteinu, and United Torah Judaism each receive 8 seats. 48% prefer Eisenkot for prime minister compared to 36% for Netanyahu, while 16% said they don't know who is more suitable. The poll surveyed 1,503 people and has a margin of error of 2.5%. Percent