Israel's Netanyahu Says Will Run Again for PM in 2026 Elections
- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced on Saturday that he will run for office again in the 2026 parliamentary elections during an interview with Israel's Channel 14.
- Netanyahu hopes to sign normalization deals with Saudi Arabia and Indonesia before early elections, with reasonable chances of sealing a deal with Riyadh.
- Saudi Arabia's Foreign Ministry stated it would not normalize ties with Israel without establishing a Palestinian state, emphasizing that this position is non-negotiable.
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Israel's Netanyahu says will run again for PM in 2026 elections
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Saturday that he would run for office in the November 2026 elections and expected to win. Leader of Likud, Israel's main right-wing party, Netanyahu already holds the record for the longest time served as Israel's prime minister -- more than 18 years in total, with interruptions, since 1996. Details by FRANCE 4 correspondent in Jerusalem, Noga Tarnopolsky.
Netanyahu confirms bid for another term in 2026 elections
Tel Aviv: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has announced that he will run for office again in the 2026 parliamentary elections. He made the announcement during an interview with Israel’s Channel 14 on Saturday (local time), where he was asked if he intends to seek another term. “Yes,” he replied. When asked whether he expects to win, Netanyahu said, “Yes.” In the last Israeli elections in 2022, Netanyahu’s right-wing Likud party won 32 …
The politician is already keeping a record of the length of his term as Prime Minister of Israel.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will run for re-election in the national elections to be held in November next year, he said in an interview with the right-wing Israeli television channel Channel 14, according to AFP. Asked if he expected to win, he replied curtly: "Yes." Netanyahu has governed Israel as leader of the right-wing Likud party...
Israel's Prime Minister Netanyahu wants to run again for the office of Prime Minister next year.
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