'Most Likely Outcome Is A Netanyahu-Eisenkot Alliance': Yeshayah Roselman
In an interview discussing the hung verdict in the Israeli Knesset elections, senior researcher Yeshayah Roselman analyzed coalition possibilities for Benjamin Netanyahu after his right-wing alliance fell short of the 61-seat majority. Roselman argued that an alliance with Arab parties is unviable and ruled out a minority government, stating, "the most likely outcome will be that Netanyahu, uh, will be, will remain prime minister with a unity government from across the aisle, either with Eisenkot or, um, or s- um, some of the other parties as well." He also noted Netanyahu's key foreign policy focus on Iran.

