Elections in Israel: Hard to sink Netanyahu. Before the formation of a new government, he may order another attack on Iran

After counting three-quarters of the votes, Netanyahu's coalition bloc holds 54 seats in the Knesset, while opposition parties have 47 and Arab parties could secure 19. Neither major bloc can form a government independently, with Eisenkot's bloc potentially having better chances due to Arab party support. Observers suggest that Netanyahu may remain in power despite losing the popular vote, as political negotiations are expected to be lengthy. Eisenkot may be tasked with forming a government but faces challenges, including opposition to Arab party involvement. The situation could lead to further elections early next year if no stable government is formed.