The latest polls leave little room for doubt: Israel is heading toward a political deadlock more complex than ever before. Current projections suggest that neither Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu nor Gadi Eisenkot can secure a stable coalition with a majority of 61 MKs.
The current political reality suggests that there is no realistic prospect of forming a government without relying on the Arab parties, a scenario that faces mutual boycotts and offers little prospect of governmental stability.
In these circumstances, Israeli society faces two options: another descent into a cycle of recurring political crises, which tore the country apart and deepened internal
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