Analysis: The current centrist-led Israeli government with Arab participation brought few positive changes, Palestinians say; in upcoming fifth Israeli election in under four years, the far right expects to make unprecedented gains

Analysis: Benjamin Netanyahu hopes to return to power with the help of far-right Itamar Ben-Gvir, as they face Yair Lapid who is expected to have the 2nd largest party post elections, and partner with Benny Gantz

Analysis: Polls say Netanyahu's Likud and its allies will secure 59-60 seats, while centrist Lapid and his left-wing and Arab allies may secure 56 seats; however, no clear majority for either could be had, with possibility of a Lapid-Gantz-Netanyahu unity coalition to break deadlock, unlikely