Netanyahu calls for the formation of a "strong right-wing government" and warns against agreements with Arab parties

Benjamin Netanyahu has called for a strong right-wing government following his party's unexpected electoral victory. He emphasized the historical opportunity to eliminate Iran's regime alongside the U.S. Despite winning 27 seats, Likud lacks a majority, and Netanyahu criticized opposition parties for relying on Arab parties. He reiterated his commitment to remain prime minister and highlighted recent military successes against enemies like Hamas and Hezbollah. The Arab parties have gained significant seats, potentially influencing the next government. Eisenkot, leader of the opposing bloc, aims to form a stable government focused on military enlistment for ultra-Orthodox Jews and warned Netanyahu against politicizing Israel's security.