Psychic Predicts Netanyahu Victory, Possible Second Election Round
Translated & summarized from Israel Hayom by baba
Psychic Eden Hodaya Cohen predicts Benjamin Netanyahu will win the upcoming elections, but anticipates that forming a government will necessitate a second round of voting. She shared her forecast on Instagram and at a private event, stating that the political outcome might not be decided in a single election. Cohen's predictions are personal and not based on polls or political analysis, coming amid a tense election campaign.
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- Psychic Eden Hodaya Cohen predicts Benjamin Netanyahu will win the upcoming elections.
- Cohen forecasts that forming a government will likely lead to a second round of elections.
- She shared her predictions on Instagram with over 200,000 followers.
- Cohen previously predicted Netanyahu's election victory and the fall of the Tehran regime.
- Her forecast is personal and not based on poll data or political analysis.
Two weeks before the elections, psychic Eden Hodaya Cohen has predicted a victory for Benjamin Netanyahu, though she anticipates that forming a government may lead Israel to another round of voting. In an Instagram story shared with her 211,000 followers, Cohen reiterated her forecast, stating that the political struggle would not conclude with the first round of elections. She explicitly wrote, "Bibi will win the elections," and later addressed the possibility of a second election round, repeating her central message: "Bibi wins." Cohen suggested the political outcome might not be clear after a single vote. She had conveyed the same message the previous evening during the birthday celebration of Ofira Assaig, telling attendees, "The elections will be held on time and I see two dates," estimating that attempts to form a government after the first round would fail.
Cohen presented the possibility of additional elections as part of her political forecast, explaining, "We will likely go for another round of elections," referring to potential difficulties in forming a government after the results are announced. After receiving hundreds of messages following her initial post, Cohen sought to ensure her message was understood correctly, asking her followers, "Did anyone understand differently? I'd be happy to hear because my head is exploding with this."
These predictions come amid a tense election campaign where the possibility of a change in government and the ability to form a coalition are central public discussions. However, the article notes that this is Cohen's personal forecast, not an assessment based on poll data or political analysis.
In July, Cohen also commented on geopolitical and political scenarios, predicting Netanyahu's election victory and the fall of the Tehran regime, though she stressed this would be a gradual process. She also warned of potential escalation between Israel and Iran with global implications and claimed Netanyahu and then-U.S. President Donald Trump had secret plans, suggesting diplomatic efforts with Iran were exhausted and could lead to a larger conflict. Cohen is now returning to her political forecast of a Netanyahu win, coupled with the possibility of the public being called to vote again.
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