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ThePrint in Israel: Netanyahu's election edge, Eisenkot's challenge, Arab kingmaker & future of war

ThePrint29 Oct 2026

Israel's election -- seen as a referendum on Benjamin Netanyahu's national security strategy -- appears to have thrown up a hung verdict with neither Bibi nor his challenger Gadi Eisenkot securing a clear majority. In this situation, the Arab parties have emerged as potential kingmakers. However, their role in government formation remains uncertain. In episode 1927 of #CutTheClutter, ThePrint Editor-in-Chief Shekhar Gupta examines the results, the coalition arithmetic and what the outcome could…