Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s political coalition fractured after his allies rejected the election results, leaving the path to forming a new government uncertain. As President Isaac Herzog initiated consultations with party leaders to determine the next steps, divisions over the outcome deepened, raising questions about Israel’s political stability. The deadlock highlights the challenges of assembling a majority coalition amid competing factions. With no clear consensus emerging, the process of government formation remains in flux.
Netanyahu’s allies refused to back the result, as President Herzog began talks on who should form the next government
