Celebrity Psychic Predicts Election Victory for Netanyahu, Stronger Ben Gvir
Translated & summarized from Ice by baba
Social media personality Eden Hodaya Cohen, dubbed the "Celebrity Psychic," has released new predictions for Israel. She foresees Netanyahu winning the next election but facing challenges forming a government, while Ben Gvir's party is expected to gain significant strength. Cohen also anticipates a potential escalation with Iran and predicts that Ofer Winter's party may not pass the electoral threshold.
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- Celebrity Psychic Eden Hodaya Cohen predicts Netanyahu will win the next election.
- Cohen forecasts significant difficulties for Netanyahu in forming a government post-election.
- Ben Gvir's party is expected to gain considerable strength and Knesset seats.
- Tali Gottlieb is predicted to find a new, more prominent political path.
- Ofer Winter's party is not expected to pass the electoral threshold, according to Cohen.
- Cohen foresees potential for further escalation with Iran and possible US sanctions.
Eden Hodaya Cohen, known on social media as the "Celebrity Psychic," has released new predictions concerning Israel's future, including the upcoming elections. Cohen, who gained a following for her often dark forecasts, including those preceding the current war, shared her latest insights on Instagram.
Regarding the upcoming elections, Cohen foresees a victory for Netanyahu, but anticipates significant difficulties in forming a government afterward. She also predicts a substantial strengthening for Ben Gvir, with his party gaining a higher number of Knesset seats. Tali Gottlieb is expected to experience a career boost with a new path leading to a more prominent position, according to Cohen's readings.
Cohen's predictions extend to other political figures. She forecasts that Ofer Winter's party, "Am Israel," will not pass the electoral threshold, contrary to some polls, citing a strong "blockage" affecting his trajectory. She also doubts a merger with Liberman would yield positive results for Winter. However, Cohen sees a future political role for Yosef Haddad, though not within Winter's current path.
In security matters, Cohen anticipates a further escalation, particularly with Iran. She sees potential for increased tensions and possible sanctions from the United States against Iran, describing Iran's energy as "hard and unstable."
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