The Israeli opposition gets stuck after its electoral victory

Following the recent elections in Israel, the opposition faces challenges in forming a government due to internal divisions and reluctance to include Arab parties. Netanyahu's Likud party remains the largest but lacks a parliamentary majority, leading to discussions of potential new elections. Key figures like Avigdor Lieberman oppose collaboration with Arab parties, while others, like Yair Golán, advocate for their inclusion. Amidst these negotiations, external pressures, including potential military actions against Iran, complicate the political landscape. The possibility of a national unity government or new elections looms, with both scenarios potentially benefiting Netanyahu.