Le cauchemar de Netanyahou révélé — comment la droite a perdu jusqu'à 25 mandats
La campagne électorale ne fait que commencer, mais déjà tous les états-majors des partis constatent la même chose : après la guerre, la société israélienne a nettement glissé vers la droite, mais le bloc de…
Évaluation
A reported gap between a rightward shift in Israeli society and weakening support for the right-wing coalition suggests the current governing bloc is failing to convert postwar sentiment into electoral loyalty. The estimate that 15 to 25 mandates worth of right-leaning voters are currently withholding support from Likud, Religious Zionism, and Otzma Yehudit signals potential fragmentation. If these voters do not coalesce behind the coalition parties, the resulting dispersal could shift the balance of power. The critical question is whether the coalition can reverse this trend before ballots are cast.