Netanyahu weighs post-election options as his party struggles
Benjamin Netanyahu speaks at a state memorial in Jerusalem.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and senior officials from his party Likud consider scenarios for the aftermath of the Oct. 27 general elections, amid growing concerns that the party could lose significant support, Israeli media reports have said.
Netanyahu reportedly acknowledged in closed-door talks that Likud would lose the election “unless something changes,” according to Israel’s public broadcaster KAN.
He also admitted that the party had lost around 10 seats and said he did not know how to win them back.
