Israel’s next government formation hangs in the balance as Arab and ultra-Orthodox parties emerge as pivotal players in the political deadlock. With neither major coalition bloc commanding a clear majority, their potential support—or opposition—could determine the country’s governing direction. Negotiations remain fluid as parties weigh alliances and policy concessions, raising questions about the stability of future governance. The outcome may reshape Israel’s political landscape in ways that extend far beyond the current legislative impasse.
With neither bloc near a majority, Arab and ultra-Orthodox parties hold the key to Israel’s next government..
