Zionist television announced that the Prime Minister of this regime Benjamin Netanyahu is now angry after losing 300,000 votes in the election.
Likud leader Benjamin Netanyahu is furious after losing about 300,000 votes in Tuesday’s election, according to the Hebrew-language network Risht Kahn.
According to the Hebrew-language network, Netanyahu expressed his anger at Likud party campaign manager Shlomo Qarai, who is in charge of monitoring polling stations to encourage voters to vote for Likud.
The network also announced that Netanyahu had internal talks with his party yesterday and today to investigate the reason for Likud’s failure to win the 36 seats and 30 seats.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his right-wing allies fell short of winning a parliamentary majority in Israel’s latest election, according to a final vote count released Thursday, leaving a political deadlock that put the long-time leader’s future in question.
The fourth election in just two years brought a stinging rebuke for Netanyahu, the most dominant figure in Israeli politics in a generation. Adding to the pain, he lost ground to former partners who vowed never to sit in a government with him again.
Under Israel’s fragmented political system, Netanyahu could still try to reach across the aisle and cobble together a governing coalition. But the makeup of the new parliament will make that extremely difficult, giving his opponents the upper hand in coalition talks. It’s also quite possible Israel will go into a fifth election later this year.