Israeli elections: Netanyahu's future and right-wing prospects

The article discusses Israel's upcoming elections and Benjamin Netanyahu's preparations to run amid declining popularity. A poll shows that 57% of Israelis see another candidate as suitable for the presidency, compared to 33% for Netanyahu, and it is expected that the Likud party will lose about a third of its seats. The article raises the question of whether the election results will lead to a change in Israel's political landscape and whether the opposition will be able to form a government without the support of Arab parties, given that some of these parties refuse to participate. It also explains that Netanyahu's attempts to link the vote against him to the right or left, along with his opponents’ efforts to capitalize on Arab party supporters, reflect the complex electoral scene and the future possibilities of government formation.

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