'I Am Very Worried': Netanyahu Unsure About Victory in Upcoming Elections, Says He Will Not Retire
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'I am very worried': Netanyahu unsure about victory in upcoming elections, says he will not retire
Netanyahu also criticized his political rivals, including Gadi Eisenkot, Naftali Bennett, and Avigdor Liberman, claiming that a government led by them would depend on the support of Arab parties.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu asserted that he would not retire political life even if he lost the next Knesset election or could not form the government. Netanyahu said, according to Israeli media: If I don't win the election, I won't.
Netanyahu: I wouldn't quit political life if I didn't win the election.
Tel Aviv: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Sunday, admitted that he was not confident of winning the general election on 27 October. Netanyahu told Radio 104 FM of the Hebrew newspaper Maaref that he would not retire political life if he lost the election.
Netanyahu sees 'borderline battle' ahead of elections — Warns of foreign interference, leaves open the possibility of a strike on Iran editor03 Sat, 10/17/2026 - 21:35 In a rare interview with Jewish media, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu made a dramatic appeal to his supporters for mass participation in the October 27 elections. Exclude from news feed Off Live Description Off
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned that the October 27 election is essentially a tie and that the outcome will depend on voter turnout. In a rare… Israel: Netanyahu warns that the election is close, calls for participation in the polls - ΙΝΑΦΤΕΜΟΠΟΡΙΚΙ
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