What Factors Can Israel's Elections and Netanyahu's Future Define?
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Preparations are underway in Israel for parliamentary elections on October 27, which will be held on time for the first time after 38 years. 7.3 million registered voters are expected to go to the polls for the 120-seat assembly, while 38 parties and alliances will try to overcome the 3.25 percent barrier.
As Israel prepares for the legislative elections on October 27, divisions among right-wing parties could make it difficult for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to return to power. Polls show that the radical right-wing bloc led by Netanyahu falls short of the 61 seats needed to form a government. In Israel, the prime minister is not directly elected. To form a government, a coalition is needed that secures a majority in the 120-seat Parliament …
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