Entekhab News Website (Entekhab.ir) / ISNA: The Prime Minister of the Zionist regime rejected forming a rotation government with Gadi Eisenkot, his main electoral rival, stating it would be a "failed and paralyzed" government.

Benjamin Netanyahu, speaking to Israel's Channel 14, stated that there is no possibility of forming a rotation government with Eisenkot.

He added: "In rotation periods with Eisenkot, nothing can be accomplished in this government. It will be a paralyzed government."

Observers believe Netanyahu is rejecting a rotation government with Eisenkot with the aim of winning the votes of the right-wing bloc, particularly the far-right religious parties.

However, if Netanyahu fails to form his desired government with these very parties, he will likely renege on all his promises and acquiesce to a rotation government.

Amit Segal, an analyst for the Zionist regime's Channel 12, published the results of the latest election polls three days ahead of the election, which indicate a significant discrepancy among the estimates of different networks.

According to these polls, Channel 11 shows the seat distribution as 52 seats to 50 seats in favor of the ruling coalition over the opposition. Channel 12 reported this ratio as 56 to 50, and Channel 13 as 54 to 50. In contrast, the poll by Channel 15, affiliated with Channel 14, predicted 59 seats for the ruling camp versus 47 seats for the opposition camp.

Segal added: The "Winter" and "Zelekha" lists managed to cross the electoral threshold in only one of the four polls.

The "Zman Yisrael" website reported that despite US President Donald Trump's support for Benjamin Netanyahu, a number of Trump's advisers believe his policies and plans in the Middle East could be implemented even if a government comes to power in Israel that is not led by Netanyahu.

Source: Entekhab