Israeli Politicians Shift Alliances Amid Election Uncertainty and New Party Formations
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First reported by Behadrei Haredim · 23 hours ago
What happened
Ahead of Israel's October 27 elections, many politicians are switching parties and new parties are forming amid voter indecision. MK Hili Tropper left Blue and White to start a new party with Yoaz Hendel, while other politicians seek new alliances to secure Knesset seats. The Likud faces internal competition but remains resilient, with Defense Minister Israel Katz positioning himself as a potential successor to Netanyahu. Several new parties have registered, reflecting diverse political agendas, but many are expected to disappear as the election approaches.
- 01Hundreds of thousands of Israeli voters remain undecided amid many new and old party options.
- 02MK Hili Tropper left Blue and White to form a new party with Yoaz Hendel, polling above the threshold.
- 03Other MKs from Blue and White and Yesh Atid seek new political homes to secure Knesset seats.
- 04New parties include settler-backed and Arab-Jewish alliances, plus a climate-focused party.
- 05Gadi Eisenkot’s new center-left party "Yashar" gains popularity but candidate lineup is uncertain.
- 06Likud faces internal competition but remains strong, with Israel Katz seen as Netanyahu’s potential successor.
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