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GET UP TO SPEED The ballots are in. The winner isn’t. With vote counting still underway after Israel’s election on Tuesday, neither Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s bloc nor that of his challenger Gadi Eisenkot is poised to secure the sixty-one seats needed to form a government. The path ahead for either candidate to form a working coalition is uncertain, with Eisenkot facing the added question of whether and how to rally support from Arab parties. We polled our experts on what’s next.
TEL AVIV—As Israel prepares to hold parliamentary elections on October 27 and the United States its midterm elections a week later, there is an increasingly evident paradox in the relationship between the two countries. On one side of the ledger, the alliance has proven its full strength in recent years. That has included the security and diplomatic support of two US administrations of different parties.
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