The senior figure who hasn't been wrong in election predictions for 27 years: Netanyahu will not be prime minister
Former minister Haim Ramon, who claims he hasn't been wrong in election predictions since 1999, stated in an interview with 103FM that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has no chance of reaching 61 seats and forming a government after the upcoming elections. Ramon predicts that Gadi Eisenkot will head a minority government supported by the Arab parties.
Former minister Haim Ramon, who testified that he hasn't been wrong in election bets since 1999, was interviewed today (Thursday) on 103FM and provided a pessimistic forecast for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ahead of the upcoming elections. Ramon determined that Netanyahu has no chance of reaching 61 seats based on a right-wing and ultra-Orthodox coalition, and that he is far from it. According to him, even the anti-Bibi bloc will not reach 61 seats, but the Arab sector will not allow Netanyahu to be a transitional prime minister. Ramon predicts that Gadi Eisenkot will head the change bloc and present a minority government, which will receive support or abstention from the Arab parties. Regarding Avigdor Lieberman, Ramon assessed that his desire to be prime minister through a rotation with Eisenkot is an unlikely scenario. Ramon concluded that Netanyahu's chances are close to zero, and therefore he will not be prime minister after the elections.