
Netanyahu likely to stay as Israeli caretaker PM
Benjamin Netanyahu, Israel's prime minister, was expected to remain in office as a caretaker leader. Jewish voters gave his coalition stronger support than anticipated in recent voting. However, his right-wing political bloc lost its majority in parliament, which normally would weaken a leader's position. Despite this setback, Netanyahu appeared likely to stay in power because his opponents had limited realistic options to replace him.
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Part of Israel's October 2026 election and Netanyahu's bid for another term
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