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What Happens Next In Israel? Four Paths Out Of The Election Deadlock
Israel’s voters have delivered a result that neither side can easily call a victory. With most ballots counted, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s bloc is projected to hold about 53 seats, the opposition bloc led by Gadi Eisenkot about 48, and Arab-led parties 19. A majority requires 61 seats. The final count could shift the numbers, but the central problem is already clear: no side has an obvious path to govern.
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How Will The Shocking Results Of The Election In Israel Affect The War In The Middle East?
The polls were wrong again. So were the prediction markets. Just two days after the results of the election in Brazil stunned the world, Israel delivered another shocker. All of the experts were assuring us that the Yashar party led by Gadi Eisenkot would get the most votes, but that isn’t what happened. Instead, Benjamin Netanyahu’s Likud received the most votes by a pretty wide margin. Unfortunately for both Eisenkot and Netanyahu, neither of their coalitions have won enough seats to form a new government. So what will happen next, and how will this affect the war in the Middle East?
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Jan Markell: The Occult Is Becoming Mainstream… And Too Many Christians Are Partaking
It’s that season again, and unless people prepare for it by putting on the armor of God, they can be dragged down emotionally and spiritually by legions of skeletons, witches, ghosts, and assorted dark images.
Halloween is rapidly garnishing the second-largest holiday response in the world—and the emphasis this time of year seems to be death, not life.
