Psychic Predicts Netanyahu Will Be Next Prime Minister Despite Polls
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
Psychic Eden Hodaya Cohen predicts Benjamin Netanyahu will win the election and form the next government, despite exit polls suggesting otherwise. Political commentator Amit Segal, however, believes the polls indicate no bloc can form a government and that Izankot may be tasked with forming one. Segal anticipates Izankot would offer the Likud a unity government, which they would likely refuse.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Psychic Eden Hodaya Cohen predicts Benjamin Netanyahu will win the election and form the next government.
- Exit polls show Netanyahu's bloc with only 50 mandates, excluding Channel 14's projection of 60.
- Commentator Amit Segal believes Izankot would receive the mandate to form a government.
- Segal suggests Izankot would offer the Likud a unity government, which they would likely refuse.
- President Yitzhak Herzog would likely task Izankot with forming the government first.
Psychic Eden Hodaya Cohen has predicted that Benjamin Netanyahu will win the election and form the next government, despite exit polls showing his bloc falling short. Cohen stated, "Bibi is taking the elections. I also said it this morning. Patience a few days, everything will come out to the media. Election deception too, Lieberman too. I will upload everything. Good luck with Israel." She has consistently maintained this prediction throughout the election period.
However, political commentator Amit Segal offered a different analysis of the exit polls. He noted that no bloc appears capable of forming a government, suggesting Netanyahu will not be the next prime minister. Segal posited that given the numbers, Izankot would likely receive the mandate from President Yitzhak Herzog to form a government. He anticipates Izankot would then approach the Likud party to propose a broad unity government, though he believes the Likud would likely refuse.
Segal explained that even though Likud is the largest party, Izankot would probably receive more recommendations from Knesset members, leading the President to task him first with forming a government. This scenario contrasts sharply with Cohen's prediction.
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