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 strategies might the opposition, led by Benny Gantz, consider to overcome Netanyahu's right-wing bloc?

What are the potential implications of Netanyahu's legal challenges on his political decisions?