Who can stay with Netanyahu
The article discusses the possibilities of Benjamin Netanyahu remaining as the Israeli Prime Minister amid the upcoming elections. Polls indicate a decline in his popularity and his failure to achieve a sufficient parliamentary majority to form a new government. Despite his deteriorating position following the October 7 disaster, Netanyahu aims to strengthen his standing by exploiting security incidents and shifting blame onto his opponents, while also focusing on reminding the public of his past military achievements. Predictions suggest that his only success might be to disrupt the formation of an opposition government, thereby giving him a chance to stay in power temporarily and avoid trial on corruption charges before competing in a second election round. His continued rule is considered a significant threat to the region, especially Jordan, where he is viewed as a right-wing dictator with a record of numerous crimes. Netanyahu also faces international isolation and rejection from the U.S. administration, which is currently avoiding supporting him in the elections amid his declining chances of remaining in power.
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