Israel Considers Direct PM Election Amid No Majority Situation
Israel faces a rare political deadlock with no party winning a majority, prompting discussions about directly electing the Prime Minister. This situation has occurred only three times in the past 30 years. Opposition parties have defeated Netanyahu, but it remains uncertain if he can form the next government. Election officials rejected Netanyahu's vote-rigging claims, while Mossad is investigating foreign interference allegations involving Qatar and Turkey.
Dainik Bhaskar·



