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🇮🇱 With 3 days to the election, Israel does not see an obvious majority for either Benjamin Netanyahu or the opposition. No party is even reaching 20%, and the coalition arithmetic is turning into a lottery.
New ultra-Orthodox lists may fail to cross the 3,25% threshold but could take decisive votes from Netanyahu’s allies. Young Haredim increasingly want to study math and the natural sciences, work, and even serve in the army.
Another key lies with Arab voters: in 2022 their turnout was only 53% compared with 71% overall. Higher mobilization could change the outcome, although the opposition still fears openly relying on Arab parties.