Netanyahu Wins Party Leadership Race

Netanyahu was re-elected as the leader of the Likud party with 72.5% of the vote, despite facing legal challenges. His victory highlights his strong grip on the party, even after two inconclusive elections. Analysts predict another deadlock in the upcoming election, with Netanyahu's right-wing bloc and Benny Gantz's opposition needing to broaden coalitions. Both Netanyahu and Gantz share similar views on the lack of a peace partner on the Palestinian side and the threat from Iran. Netanyahu might make bold moves, like annexing parts of the West Bank, to appeal to his base.

What percentage of the vote did Netanyahu secure in his re-election as the leader of the Likud party?

• 50%

• 60%

• 80%

• 72.5%

What challenge does Netanyahu face in the upcoming third election?

• Forming a coalition with left-wing parties

• Overcoming legal charges

• Breaking the deadlock between right and left

• Gaining support from international allies

What strategy might Benny Gantz consider to counter Netanyahu's right-wing bloc?

• Forming an alliance with international leaders

• Strengthening military capabilities

• Broadening his coalition to include more parties

• Focusing on economic reforms

What is a common view shared by both Netanyahu and Gantz regarding the Palestinian side?

• Peace talks are progressing well

• There is no real partner for peace

• There is a strong partner for peace

• The Palestinian side is ready for negotiations

What potential action could Netanyahu take to appeal to his right-wing voters?

• Implementing economic reforms

• Annexing land in the West Bank

• Reducing military spending

• Increasing diplomatic ties with Iran