Israeli right-wing divisions deepen

The rift within the Israeli right-wing coalition continues to escalate ahead of the elections, as the Otzma Yehudit Party led by Ben-Gvir refuses to run a joint list with the Religious Zionism Party led by Smotrich, complicating efforts to unify the electoral slate. Meanwhile, Benjamin Netanyahu is attempting to bring the two sides together and is calling for unity to save the right-wing camp. Smotrich continues to explore alternative options through negotiations with other parties, while other factions accuse Ben-Gvir of dividing the right by sticking to his stance against unification. This split risks impacting the election results, with reports suggesting that vote dispersal could harm the frontrunners, and the possibility of new alliances emerging as viable options.

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