Netanyahu's focus shifts from rivals to supporters

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is facing significant internal challenges ahead of the elections scheduled for October 27th. Small parties supporting him, led by hardline figures such as Ben Gvir and Smotrich, are competing to split the votes of his party's supporters. These parties could weaken Netanyahu’s chances of re-election by eating into the support of the main party, especially given his declining popularity following the attacks launched by Hamas and the subsequent wars. It is worth noting that forming a coalition government poses a major challenge, and Netanyahu’s success depends on uniting the parties and his calls to overcome divisions. With the deadline approaching on September 8th and fears mounting that he may lose again if he fails to do so.

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