"Israel" is heading into parliamentary elections, scheduled for no later than October 27, 2026, facing three intertwined challenges: the decisive 61-seat threshold in the Knesset, deep divisions within the ruling camps, and the impact of recent wars on voter confidence.

Israeli historian Daniel Blatman predicted in 2017 that the Israeli judiciary system would eventually be destroyed in order to help Netanyahu stay in power, and days passed proving Blatman's point of view.

The preliminary results of the Israeli general elections showed an unprecedented sweep of votes by the far right, where the right-wing camp led by Benjamin Netanyahu won about 65 seats out of 120 seats.