No bloc has a majority: the limitations of a transitional government

It appears that no bloc has a clear majority to form a government after the elections. The outgoing government will continue to serve as a transitional government, against the backdrop of a possible additional campaign against Iran. The article reviews the legal limitations of a transitional government, including the duty of restraint and self-control, and the precedents from 'Guardian of the Walls' and 'Dawn'. It includes a warning from Yashar chairman Gadi Eisenkot, who said that Netanyahu is a "transitional prime minister, without a mandate and trust" and warned: "Do not dare use Israel's security for your political needs." The article notes that Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir did not oppose the operation in Iran itself but rather its timing before the elections. It also presents the position of the Attorney General regarding the balance between the duty to act and the restraint and self-control required of a transitional government.