Israel’s general elections on Tuesday have tightened into a fierce deadlock, with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s Likud Party locked in a near-even race against the opposition coalition. Polls suggest the contest could hinge on razor-thin margins, raising questions about whether either side will secure a clear majority. The outcome will determine the country’s political direction amid ongoing challenges, including domestic divisions and regional tensions. Voters face a pivotal choice that could reshape Israel’s leadership for years to come.
Israel's general elections are set to take place on Tuesday, with the polls remaining virtually tied between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud Party and the opposition coalition.
