Date: October 27th, 2026 4:05 PM Author: Iridescent hairy legs
We have zero interest in "a Bibi government." Bibi happily betrayed Trump a number of time and just uses Trump. Trump supports him because of a few donors.
Trump is "next" insofar as his term ends in January of 2029 no matter what.
Date: October 27th, 2026 1:31 PM Author: Brussels Sprout (Apropos of the Wet Snow)
Bibi is the only politician who truly understands how not just Iran but also Arab Nationalism have bided their time for driving Israel into the sea- 80 year revenge theme playing out. It's happening.
Date: October 28th, 2026 10:43 AM Author: Brussels Sprout (Apropos of the Wet Snow)
if they did, Israel would have already struck Iran by land and air at the heart of its nuclear facilities buried deep in Pickaxe Mountain-- but they dithered, waiting for Trump to play g-d
Date: October 27th, 2026 1:00 PM Author: saffron out-of-control national elastic band
how do u have lame duck months in a parliamentary system? the new PM literally takes power like the next day, or is jewland diff actually i dunno furk my ass
Date: October 27th, 2026 1:03 PM Author: Irradiated half-breed
it will take weeks for a new govt to be agreed on. nobody is getting a majority -- bibi or the anti-bibi coalition. there may be new elections in a couple months.
Date: October 27th, 2026 1:34 PM Author: arousing fat ankles
cr and he will take zero steps to ensure that bibi is prosectuted. god forbid he himself eventually be charged for anything.
the next year or two will be very interesting. you have a lot of people, myself included, who have had their eyes open re the JQ in the last 2-3 years. there seems to be a misunderstanding that people have (not me) that all this shit you're seeing isn't jews, but "the netanyahu government." bibi has likely lost the election (he's already crying that it was stolen), and people are now going to see that his govt was not, in fact, the problem. and that the problem IS jews and israel generally.
Date: October 27th, 2026 1:39 PM Author: arousing fat ankles
kikes should want that, but i hope to god he loses. this is necessary to dispel this idiotic idea that somehow israel is a modern, normal and "western" country but it's just been hijacked by a crazy person (bibi).
it will eventually dawn on the US population at large that jews are a bunch of backward desert people and need to GO BACK.
Date: October 27th, 2026 11:17 PM Author: Iridescent hairy legs
Zurich nailed it above. Nothing will absolutely blackpill people on Israel as much as the "anti-Bibi" winning and then them continuing the exact same shit that appalled people in the first place.
Reminds me of when Obama won and mass drone attacks across the middle east increased, he increased mass surveillance of the population in the name of security, etc.
Date: October 27th, 2026 2:58 PM Author: Sapphire excitant liquid oxygen chad
Grok:
If Netanyahu’s bloc loses the election, he does not immediately lose control of the Israeli armed forces.β Euronews
Under Israel’s Basic Law: The Government (Section 30), the outgoing government continues to fulfill its functions until a new government is formed and sworn in. Netanyahu would remain caretaker prime minister, potentially for weeks or months (or longer if coalition talks fail and another election is required). There is no automatic transfer of power the day after the vote.β Israelilegislation
How control of the IDF works
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) is subordinate to the government as a whole, not solely to the prime minister as a personal commander-in-chief. The minister of defense is in charge of the army on behalf of the government, and the chief of staff is subordinate to the government and the defense minister (Basic Law: The Military). Significant military operations or actions that risk leading to war generally require a decision by the government or the security cabinet (Basic Law: The Government, Section 40).β
As head of the caretaker government, Netanyahu would retain the formal ability to convene those bodies and pursue decisions, including ones related to Iran. Caretaker governments face practical expectations of restraint (especially on appointments and budgets), but the law does not formally bar major security or foreign-policy actions. There are precedents of caretaker governments authorizing military operations.β Ynetnews
Practical limits
Government formation timeline: President Isaac Herzog consults party leaders after results are finalized, then tasks someone with forming a government (initially 28 days, extendable). The proposed government must win a Knesset confidence vote. Until then, the outgoing government stays in place. Deadlock could mean Netanyahu remains caretaker until a new election.
Internal constraints: Recent reporting has described tensions between Netanyahu and IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir over Iran-related military preparations ahead of the vote, with Zamir reportedly resisting moves he viewed as potentially disruptive or politically timed. The military is ultimately subordinate and executes lawful government orders, but professional pushback, the attorney general’s role, and political realities within the cabinet can constrain options.
Other factors: Coalition partners, public opinion, the media, international actors (especially the United States), and the specific operational feasibility of any action against Iran all matter. A new government led by someone like Gadi Eisenkot would take over these authorities only once formally installed.
In short, losing the election does not produce an instant loss of military authority. Control continues through the caretaker period until a successor government is in place. The exact scope of what Netanyahu could order in that window would depend on securing cabinet/security cabinet agreement and navigating institutional and political checks.
He’s down bigly in the past few days after losing the endorsement of an ultra orthodox sect that’s upset he hasn’t exempted them from compulsory military service
this is just jewish infighting. the ashkenazi ultraortho party (UTJ) is playing hardball to blackmail him. they know they're not really going to get what they want from a more left govt.
ofs. there's actually an expectation that israeli politicians are corrupt and grifting, and the people would think their pols are pussies and suckers and retarded if they weren't.
that's why these bibi corruption trials have gone nowhere for the past 10 years -- the people dont actually gaf that he got 50k here and there.