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Netanyahu Warns Against Government Dependent on Islamist Parties, Calls for Broad National Coalition

Netanyahu said a Likud-led coalition is needed to confront radical Islam and repeated claims that foreign countries tried to sway the vote.

  • Earlier Wednesday, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu released his first video statement since last week's election, warning that a government reliant on Arab parties would be unable to confront the threat of Radical Islam.
  • Netanyahu renewed allegations of foreign interference, claiming "serious suspicions of foreign countries intervening with enormous sums of money" to influence the election results in the State of Israel.
  • Citing remarks that praised Hamas, Netanyahu accused Arab parties of supporting terrorism, claiming such a government would "tear us apart from within" and referencing imprisoned Nukhba force members.
  • While Opposition leaders struggle to assemble a parliamentary majority, Shas chairman Aryeh Deri announced he will remain at the helm of the Orthodox party.
  • Netanyahu argued that only a broad national government led by Likud can address the country's security challenges, accusing opponents of prioritizing political interests over the national interest.
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Haaretz broke the news in Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel on Wednesday, November 4, 2026.
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