Following the publication of exit polls, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has publicly declared the Likud as the nation's primary political force. He emphasized that his right-wing coalition maintains significant backing from voters who identify with Zionist principles and the Jewish state. During his address at the Likud headquarters, Netanyahu explicitly cautioned against forming a government that depends on the support of Arab political factions. His remarks highlight a strategic push to consolidate a nationalist administration while distancing his platform from potential partnerships with Arab parties, framing his current support base as the definitive mandate for the country's future governance.
Source : The Jerusalem Post
Photo : The Jerusalem Post
