Everyone says otherwise - but who wants new elections? The map of interests

The article analyzes the interests of all parties in Israel ahead of possible new elections: Netanyahu has a strong interest, Eisenkot opposes, Bennett may improve his position, Lieberman declares 'we must prevent elections' but his actions lead there, and the Arab parties oppose.

The article analyzes the interests of all parties in Israel ahead of possible new elections, just before the meeting of the heads of the change bloc and the march of recommenders at the President's House. According to the analysis, Benjamin Netanyahu has a strong interest in new elections, because the change bloc has exhausted its vote potential, and he fears a unity government that would force him to dismantle his natural bloc. Gadi Eisenkot (Yashar) opposes new elections, fearing he will not be the leading candidate of the bloc. Naftali Bennett (Together) may actually improve his position. Avigdor Lieberman (Yisrael Beiteinu) declares 'we must prevent additional elections', but the limited options he leaves lead precisely there. Yair Golan (Democrats) and the Arab parties oppose elections, due to fear of a drop in voter turnout. United Torah Judaism prefers to play with the existing cards, and Shas, which crashed in the elections, may benefit if the right-wing bloc strengthens. Otzma Yehudit and Religious Zionism depend on Netanyahu's considerations.