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The real action starts after polls close and the coalition wrangling begins
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In Israel, Election Day Is Just the Beginning of the Story
Foreign Policy (United States) | Oct 19, 2026
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Coalition negotiations should be subject to mandatory mediation by a neutral body if parties cannot reach agreement within 21 days of the election.
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The Israeli system should impose a legal deadline of 28 days for coalition formation, after which a new election is automatically triggered.
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Voters understand that election day is not the end of the process; the real democratic test lies in how fairly coalition partners negotiate and govern together.
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Election Day in Israel should mark the start of transparent coalition negotiations to maintain public trust.
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An informed electorate is crucial for successful coalition negotiations after elections in Israel.
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Ultra-Orthodox and far-right parties should be barred by law from joining governing coalitions due to their incompatibility with democratic norms.
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Successful coalition building in Israel should focus on shared goals rather than partisan power struggles.
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Political parties have the right to negotiate the terms under which they will join a coalition, including cabinet positions and legislative priorities.
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No party should be excluded from coalition negotiations on ideological grounds; the voters have spoken and all elected representatives deserve a seat at the table.
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Parties that campaign on incompatible platforms should not be forced into coalitions together by arithmetic; this breeds instability and broken promises.
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