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Five Paths Out of Israel's Political Deadlock, Most Seen Favouring Netanyahu

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The election result has left Israel's parliament fragmented, making coalition talks difficult. Deep political and ideological divisions mean that even seemingly simple coalition arrangements are nearly impossible to reach. Negotiations to form a government are expected to take weeks. The analysis outlines five possible ways to break the deadlock. Most of these scenarios are viewed as advantageous to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

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