Prime Minister Netanyahu is forced to fight hard in the Israeli general election (constant 120), which was voted on September 17. After the general election in April, the cabinet failed and was re-elected, but more wars are expected. Lack of policy issues, the focus is on the pros and cons of Netanyahu, who has been suspected of corruption.
In April's general election, the ruling party Rikud, led by Mr. Netanyahu, who got 35 seats, declared victory, but failed to form a coalition and became the first re-election in the country.
One reason why Netanyahu struggles is the division of the right faction that is the support base. The right-hand party “Israel's home” (5 seats), who refused to join the Jewish ultra-orthodox conscription, expressed disapproval of Netanyahu and is working on election cooperation with the opposition party. The ruling party is aiming for a coalition government with other right factions, but there is no prospect of obtaining a majority of seats.
Meanwhile, former Governor General Gantz leads ...
