המפתח אצל ש"ס: הקרב על הקדמת הבחירות - ועל התאריך

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The race to set an election date has become a proxy war between Israel's coalition factions, each calculating how timing serves their political survival. Netanyahu wants to delay for potential military achievements, while Deri pushes for early September and Smotrich prefers October. The subtext is a battle over electoral integrity, with some warning that a late date risks manipulation. The real question is whether the coalition can hold together long enough to control the calendar.