The conventional wisdom is that the outcome comes down to two possibilities: Benjamin Netanyahu stays in power, or Gadi Eisenkot replaces him. But what if neither scenario happens?
On this episode of Call Me Back, Dan Senor speaks with political analyst Gil Hoffman about three under-the-radar scenarios that could reshape Israel’s next government.
In this episode:
Could Eisenkot form a government without winning 61 seats?
What role could President Isaac Herzog play in shaping the next government?
Would a new and/or renewed war change the calculus for Netanyahu?
What kind of a unity government might we see?
Could Avigdor Lieberman somehow become prime minister?
Read Gil’s book The Blood Libel Machine: Exposing the Anti-Israel Hate Network, and How to Fight Back.
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