Voters in Israel are deciding whether to oust Netanyahu after 3 years of war
Israel is holding general elections next week to decide whether to remove Prime Minister Netanyahu after three years of war. The country's two major political parties are expected to fall short of a majority in parliament, meaning smaller parties will likely determine the outcome. Arab parties in Israel could hold the balance of power in these elections, but the opposition has made a promise not to work with them—creating tension over whether that promise might need to be broken to form a government.
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Part of Israel's October 2026 election and Netanyahu's bid for another term
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Israel’s furious Arab parties could oust Netanyahu — if the opposition will break an election promise
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