00:00Sir, going by the existing numbers, the polls, then there is no clear majority to any of the coalition.
00:07So if this number turns into reality, then there are three scenarios.
00:13If you can explain those scenarios to our viewers.
00:16There are three scenarios according to the polls when we see that each bloc doesn't get the majority of 61
00:22out of 120 members of the Israeli parliament.
00:26One, that nobody will be able to form a government.
00:29We had it in the past, and it means another round of elections in around four months, because the parliament
00:36cannot produce a stable government.
00:38The other scenario is a minority government, which seems to be right now likely by the opposition bloc of under
00:47Mr. Eisenkopf.
00:48They will not get 61.
00:49They will get less than 61, let's say like 56.
00:52But against them, there will be 52, and two Arab parties will abstain.
00:58And it gives them a majority, but not of 61.
01:01It calls them a minority government.
01:03And the third scenario is a national unity government under Mr. Netanyahu and Mr. Eisenkopf.
01:10We did have national unity government in the past.
01:14Some of them survived long term.
01:16There is no bad blood among the two gentlemen, and they have to find a way to form such a
01:22government.
01:23This is also an option right now to see at the end of the day a national unity government.
01:28Considering the open fronts with Iran, with Hezbollah, with Hamas, and with the Houthis, it might be for the sake
01:37of the interests of Israel.
01:38Sir, also in what scenarios, in what situation, circumstances, election can again be announced in Israel?
01:46If the president nominates a candidate, member of parliament, to form a government, and after 42 days that he can
01:54get, he cannot make it.
01:56And the president can give the mandate for another person.
01:59But if the other candidate cannot make it after 28 days, which means at the end of the process, there
02:05is no government in effect,
02:07then the parliament has to decide either to produce 61 or it dissolves itself automatically.
02:15Mr. Ticket, how and why Prime Minister Netanyahu has become an issue of this election?
02:21Mr. Netanyahu is a controversial prime minister for a very long time.
02:26So people here, and we see at the opposition bloc, the glue between the four parties is to try to
02:34replace the government of Mr. Netanyahu.
02:36So with the new government, Mr. Netanyahu has served as prime minister the longest time ever, 19 years, non-consecutive
02:43terms.
02:44And he is very controversial, and the bloc that against Mr. Netanyahu would like him to be removed and replaced.
