Amit Segal
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802 appearances
5 recordings
1 series
first heard Jun 2026
last heard 10 Sep
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Thus putting the Isengard farther from the sixty-one seats.
that he desperately needs.
Yes.
And we have in two new parties.
One is a right wing party, but led by Offel Winter, the former RDF commander, and one is a center party, a weird mixture of reservists and a uh, in my opinion, lunatic populist professor for economy.
And they passed the threshold, at least meanwhile.
Yes, thus shrinking the opposition, which is the real thing that happened.
In each and every poll in Israel, we do not see an increase in the power of the coalition.
We do see, however, a decrease in the electoral power of the opposition, which puts them very, very far away from 61 seats needed to have a stable government.
Sworn in.
If Netanyahu prevents Eisencott from having a new government sworn in, it necessarily means that Netanyahu is still a prime minister, even though in a transition government.
And it worked for him in the past.
He exhausted between 2019 and 2020, he exhausted Benny Gans in three consecutive election campaigns, then talked him into his rotation.
Government.
And I think the same is going to happen here.
If the elections are going to end up exactly as the mainstream media polls show, it necessarily means that either Israel is going again to the polls with Netanyahu as a prime minister in transition, or that Netanyahu is going to form a coalition with the other side.
I think those are the two uh most uh probable options, and that's why when I see
On polymark in polymarket that uh Eisencott still scores something like 51% to Netanyahu's twenty-eight or twenty-nine, I would say that they overestimate Eisencott's chances and underestimate Netanyahu's chances.
second.
Exactly.
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