A surprise electoral setback for Israel’s ruling coalition has left the door open for the country’s longest-serving prime minister to return to power, defying expectations that his political career was nearing its end. The vote resulted in a fragmented parliament where no single bloc secured a clear majority, forcing parties to reconsider alliances and potential governing partnerships. With centrist and right-wing factions now holding significant influence, negotiations over the next coalition could see the veteran leader at the center of discussions once again. The outcome underscores the volatile nature of Israeli politics, where shifting alliances often dictate the trajectory of leadership.
Despite liberal hopes, the veteran leader appears to have a path back to government after Israel’s vote
