A government without a majority, a majority without a government: Israel faces a new political reality
Netanyahu's loss of his parliamentary majority opens a political battle in Israel; the opposition holds 67 seats and is pushing for an inquiry into the October 7 failures and the repeal of the government's legislation.
Is Netanyahu's Popularity Being Manufactured Digitally? Newly Created Accounts Raise Suspicions
A Scooper analysis published by Israel Hayom records a gain of 194,000 followers for Netanyahu's account over two months, along with indicators of newly created accounts and shares from outside Israel.
Israeli general Yitzhak Brick: Election results are a death certificate for Israel
In an article in Maariv, Israeli Maj. Gen. Yitzhak Brick described the election results as a death certificate for Israel, warning of the deterioration of the army, the economy, international relations and society.
‘The Most Despicable Man in History’: Israeli Writer Blames Netanyahu for Israel’s Disasters
In his farewell article in Haaretz, Israeli writer Nehemia Shtrasler attacked Benjamin Netanyahu and held him responsible for the failures of 7 October and the ongoing wars.
Yedioth Ahronoth: Five scenarios for Israel to escape its political deadlock
Yedioth Ahronoth outlines five scenarios for escaping Israel's political deadlock, including a unity government headed by Netanyahu, a minority government backed by the Arab parties, or new elections
Haaretz: Half of Netanyahu's Election-Day Posts Targeted Arab Voters
A Haaretz investigation reveals that nearly half of Netanyahu's election-day posts targeted Arab voters, as unsubstantiated claims spread into a campaign accusing Arab parties of rigging the results.