A political deadlock has emerged as neither major coalition in the upcoming vote holds a majority, forcing parties into a critical decision. Facing an impasse, lawmakers must now weigh whether to abandon long-standing alliances with Arab-backed factions or risk triggering new elections. The move could reshape regional dynamics, as traditional political boundaries are tested under pressure. The outcome hinges on whether compromise or fresh polls will define the next phase of governance.
With both blocs short of a majority, parties face a choice: to break the taboo on Arab allies or return to the polls.
