Israel's Elections are So Much More Complicated Than You Think. Here's Why
Fronts Staff • October 28, 2026
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Earlier this month, Polymarket posted on X that one of the Israeli opposition
Parties
Had accused sitting Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of being pro-Palestine.
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Israel heads to the polls with no clear winner in sight. Netanyahu's Likud needs coalition partners including hardline nationalists and Haredi parties, whilst opposition leaders Eisenkot and Bennett remain hawkish despite opposing Bibi. With neither bloc reaching sixty-one seats, complex negotiations loom, potentially leaving Netanyahu as caretaker regardless of results.
