The alleged facts of interference remain, at this stage, without public elements allowing them to be substantiated. The political debate now focuses on the legitimacy of the vote and on the threshold of 61 seats in the Knesset. A vote that still sticks in his throat. To control the Knesset, the Israeli parliament, a minimum of 61 deputies is required.
In this climate, his camp's refusal of a formal alliance continues to weigh. The trauma of October 7, 2023 still frames political calculations after October 27.
Mr. Netanyahu had not, until now, taken up these grievances except on his online accounts. Relaying them as outgoing Prime Minister marks a change of register.
These allegations, carried by his camp, are not substantiated at this stage. Mr. Netanyahu had until then contented himself with relaying them on his social networks.
This is the first time since this vote that he has taken them up in this way in the name of his office. The opposition accuses him of calling the results into question, in an attempt to cling to power.
The Israeli head of government is now making his own accusations that he had not yet officially endorsed. The opposition sees this as a challenge to the verdict of the ballot box.
His bloc has so far refused any formal alliance. Israeli society remains traumatized by the Hamas attack of October 7, 2023.