Psychic Predicts Netanyahu Victory, Second Election Round
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
Psychic Eden Hodaya Cohen predicts Benjamin Netanyahu will win the upcoming elections, but anticipates coalition-building challenges will force a second round of voting. Cohen shared her forecast on Instagram with her 211,000 followers, stating "Bibi wins" and that the outcome may not be clear after just one round. She also made similar predictions at a party for media personality Ophira Assayag.
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- Psychic Eden Hodaya Cohen predicts Benjamin Netanyahu will win the upcoming elections.
- Cohen anticipates coalition-building difficulties will lead to a second round of voting.
- The psychic shared her forecast with her 211,000 Instagram followers.
- She stated "Bibi wins" and that the outcome might require more than one voting cycle.
- Cohen previously shared similar predictions at a party for Ophira Assayag.
Two weeks before the upcoming elections, psychic Eden Hodaya Cohen has predicted a victory for Benjamin Netanyahu, though she anticipates difficulties in forming a government that could lead to a second round of voting. Cohen shared her forecast on Instagram, where she has approximately 211,000 followers, reiterating that the political struggle would not conclude in the first round. She stated definitively, "Bibi will win the elections," and later emphasized, "Bibi wins," regarding the possibility of repeat elections. Cohen suggested the final political outcome might only become clear after more than one voting cycle.
Cohen's prediction follows similar remarks she made the previous evening during the birthday celebration of media personality Ophira Assayag. Addressing the partygoers, Cohen conveyed that the elections would proceed as scheduled. She indicated seeing two different dates, estimating that attempts to form a stable coalition after the first round would fail, necessitating an additional round.
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