Israel elections; the 5th in 3 years, comes after the fragile coalition formed by Naftali Bennett and Yair Lapid fell apart after a year together. Now the nation heads to the polls where former Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu may regain power.
This election, the 5th in 3 years, comes after the fragile coalition formed by Naftali Bennett and Yair Lapid fell apart after roughly a year together. Now the nation heads to another election where former Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu may have a chance at regaining power.
Israeli polls are historically accurate when it comes to determining who will win the most seats and have the mandate to form a government. Unlike the United States, Israel has a parliamentary system, which means that political parties are elected as opposed to individual leaders. How this plays out is that each party elects a slate of candidates who will represent the party in government if they are successful in winning enough seats in the election.
Bibi’s biggest competitor to form a government is former Ramatkal, akin to America’s joint chief of staff, and current Defense Minister Benny Gantz. Gantz previously joined forces with Bibi a few years ago only to see the government he joined collapse due to disagreements over the budget. As such, Gantz has come out and said unequivocally that he will not serve in a government with Netanyahu.
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