"Coalition madness": The scenarios awaiting Israel the day after the elections

In a panel on 103FM, Eitan Cabel and Nevo Cohen discuss possible political scenarios after the elections, including a unity government, a pardon for Netanyahu, and unusual coalition moves. Cabel criticizes the opposition for missing a political opportunity in light of the Uriah and Ronen Bar affairs, and argues that Netanyahu's greatest success is the lack of a campaign for the change bloc.

In a panel on 103FM, Eitan Cabel and Nevo Cohen discuss possible political scenarios after the elections. Cabel refers to publications about Yonatan Uriah and the lawsuit by Ronen Bar, and claims that the opposition is missing a political opportunity. According to him, the absolute denial by Netanyahu's circle, even in the face of written evidence, and the blaming of the whistleblowers, indicates an unusual situation. Nevo Cohen predicts that after the elections we will see unprecedented "coalition madness," with political constructs such as Liberman or Bennett as prime minister, or both together. He estimates that everyone will be able to extort the next coalition, regardless of the number of mandates. Cabel adds that Netanyahu's great success is creating a situation where the change bloc has no campaign, and that the central issues are the massacre and the investigative committee. He estimates that these elections are bringing closer a pardon for Netanyahu and a unity government.