The Four-Headed Party: What Could Happen to Zelekha's Party After the Elections?

Political strategist Nevo Cohen analyzes a scenario in which the joint list of Yaron Zelekha, Yoaz Hendel, and Einat Wilf could split into four separate parties after the elections. The alliance includes figures with their own political frameworks and interests, which may make it difficult to maintain unity. A possible scenario is that Einat Wilf, who is integrated into Hendel's list, will choose to establish an independent framework. Zelekha's partners may also consider their own political paths, especially if they face opportunities for new roles or alliances. The result could be a split into four frameworks: a party led by Zelekha, a party led by Hendel, a party led by Wilf, and a party led by Haviv, number two on Zelekha's list. The central question is whether the alliance will survive even after the elections, or whether the partnership will dissolve in light of the political interests of each side.