Israel After the Vote

Coalition Math and What's at Stake

Israel's 27 October election is too close to call, and for investors and operators, the coalition talks that follow will matter more than the vote itself. No poll gives Netanyahu's or Eizenkot's bloc a majority, and small parties may decide who governs. The outcome will set the direction of regulation, energy policy and Israel's foreign relations. A deadlock would leave a caretaker government able to run the state, but not to take strategic decisions.

Join Horizon Engage for a complimentary webinar on:
29 October | 1000 to 1045 ET / 1400 GMT / 1500 CET / 1600 Israel

Two days after polls close, our Israel team will look past the headline numbers to cover:

• Coalition math: each bloc's realistic path to 61 seats, whether Arab parties become kingmakers, and signposts for a repeat election
• Energy: whether the Dayan Committee's export framework survives, and what happens to the Fifth Offshore Bid Round and gas diplomacy with Egypt and Jordan
• Foreign relations: what each outcome means for ties with Washington, a strained relationship with Europe, and the region
• The bottom line: who leads next, how long a caretaker period could last, and what it means for Israel's investment environment

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