Celebrity Psychic Predicts Netanyahu Can Form Government Without Rotation
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Celebrity Psychic Eden Hodaya Cohen predicts Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will form a government by adding parties from the opposing bloc, even without a rotation agreement. This forecast follows recent elections where neither bloc secured a clear majority, creating a political deadlock. Cohen had previously predicted Netanyahu's win but also anticipated difficulties in coalition building.
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- Celebrity Psychic Eden Hodaya Cohen predicts Netanyahu will add parties from the opposing bloc.
- Cohen stated this coalition formation is possible even without a rotation agreement.
- Recent election results show no bloc with a clear majority to form a government.
- The psychic previously predicted Netanyahu's victory but also coalition formation difficulties.
- Cohen also foresaw a significant increase in support for Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir.
Eden Hodaya Cohen, known as the "Celebrity Psychic," has offered a new prediction regarding the formation of Israel's next government. Following the recent Knesset elections, Cohen posted on Instagram to her over 210,000 followers, stating that on October 29th, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will "add parties from the other bloc," clarifying that this is possible "even without rotation." This suggests Netanyahu might bring in parties from the opposing bloc to form a coalition.
Cohen did not specify which parties she believes Netanyahu might recruit or which party leaders would agree to such a move. Her prediction comes after the 26th Knesset elections, where preliminary results showed Netanyahu's bloc securing 53 seats, the "change bloc" with 48, and Arab parties with 19. Neither bloc holds a clear majority, leading to political deadlock and discussions about potential cross-bloc cooperation or a unity government.
Previously, Cohen had predicted Netanyahu's election victory but also foresaw significant challenges in forming a government. In early October, she wrote on Instagram that Netanyahu would win but face "significant difficulty in forming the government." She also accurately predicted a substantial increase in support for Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir.
Appearing on Channel 13's "HaYom Report" before the elections, Cohen stated her belief that the current coalition would continue. When asked about the possibility of a unity government, she indicated it was an option for Netanyahu but expressed doubt about its realization at the time.
