The figure that will decide the elections and the secret plan for the day after

Daphna Liel analyzes the balance of power in the 2026 elections: the Change Bloc arrives coordinated under the leadership of Gadi Eisenkot, while Netanyahu struggles to unite his bloc. A Mano Geva poll shows higher voting intention in the Change Bloc (82% vs. 76%). The article examines voting challenges in the Haredi sector, Arab society, and Likud strongholds, and the expected struggle after the polls close.

Daphna Liel's article on N12 analyzes the balance of power in the 2026 elections, focusing on voter turnout as a decisive factor. The Change Bloc, led by Gadi Eisenkot, arrives coordinated with four parties and surplus agreements, while Benjamin Netanyahu struggles to unite his bloc and pleads with small parties to drop out. A Mano Geva poll indicates higher voting intention in the Change Bloc (82% vs. 76%). The article examines voting challenges in the Haredi sector, Arab society (where turnout is expected to rise to 62%), and Likud strongholds. After the polls close at 22:00, a new political game is expected. Avigdor Lieberman predicts an attack on Iran immediately after the elections, in early November. The article notes the lack of trust in Netanyahu and the internal cohesion of the Change Bloc, but also the potential for succession struggles between Eisenkot, Bennett, and Lieberman.