Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has delivered a defiant speech at Likud party headquarters, claiming his party is Israel’s largest and arguing that the right-wing bloc has a decisive majority.
Netanyahu highlighted Israel’s military operations in Gaza, Lebanon and Iran, describing them as major security achievements. He vowed to continue working with US President Donald Trump to confront what he called the Iranian threat.
He also rejected the prospect of forming a government dependent on Arab parties, calling for a united right-wing coalition.
However, early exit polls indicate that neither Netanyahu’s bloc nor the opposition has secured a clear parliamentary majority. Final results and coalition negotiations will determine who can form Israel’s next government.
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