Numerologist Predicts Close Election with Potential for Last-Minute Surprise
A week before Israel's 26th Knesset elections, numerologist Inbal Sarah Harari predicts a close race with a potential last-minute surprise, leaning towards Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu having a higher chance. Separately, celebrity psychic Eden Hodaya Cohen also forecasts a tight election but believes Netanyahu will win. Recent polls show conflicting results, with Likud projected between 21 and 30 seats, and Gadi Eisenkot's "Yash" party at 24 seats in one poll.
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- Numerologist Inbal Sarah Harari predicts a close election with a potential last-minute surprise for Benjamin Netanyahu.
- Celebrity psychic Eden Hodaya Cohen also forecasts a tight election but believes Netanyahu will win.
- Recent polls show conflicting results for the upcoming Israeli Knesset elections.
- A Channel 14 poll gave Likud 30 seats, while a Channel 12 poll showed "Yash" party with 24 seats and Likud with 21.
- Eden Hodaya Cohen also warned of increased security risks and discussed candidate Ofer Winter's prospects.
With Israel's 26th Knesset elections just a week away on Tuesday, October 27th, the political landscape is tense. While opinion polls offer varying predictions for the seat distribution, numerologist and holistic coach Inbal Sarah Harari suggests a different perspective. Harari believes Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu may have an advantage but warns of a last-minute surprise, stating the race will be "very close." She indicated that while she cannot definitively say who will win, "it looks like Bibi has a higher chance."
Separately, Eden Hodaya Cohen, known as the "celebrity psychic," shared her own predictions earlier this month. In a social media broadcast, Cohen forecast a very tight election but stated her prediction is that "Bibi will win the upcoming elections."
Beyond politics, Cohen also commented on security matters, referencing a dramatic plane incident. She advised increased caution regarding terror attacks and kidnapping attempts, particularly involving children. Cohen also discussed the candidacy of Ofer Winter, initially predicting he would pass the electoral threshold but later revising her forecast to state he would not.
Recent election polls have also shown conflicting results. A Channel 14 poll published Monday projected Likud with 30 seats, while a Channel 12 poll showed Gadi Eisenkot's "Yash" party with 24 seats and Likud with 21. These discrepancies highlight the difficulty in predicting the composition of the next Knesset and who will be able to form a government.
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