Israeli opposition leader Yair Golan said on Wednesday that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had become "toxic" to both major US political parties, warning that his continued rule could lead to a

Israel election commission rejects Netanyahu's fraud allegations, confirming results reflect voters' will amid coalition uncertainty and potential unity talks.

Benjamin Netanyahu's political ⁠rivals ⁠seized on Democrats' capture of the US ⁠Congress as proof that he had squandered generations of bipartisan American support for Israel, as ​they seek a chance to form a government without him.

Yair Lapid, who leads the Yesh Atid party, added that the midterm results have ruined any chance of forming a unity government with Netanyahu.

Israel's election panel found no irregularities affecting the October 27 vote after reviewing 9,069 polling stations, rejecting claims of widespread fraud.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu lost some support from voters, but preliminary results suggest he has multiple ways to remain in power given the country’s fractured politics.

Israeli opposition leaders are using the Democratic Party’s sweeping gains in the U.S. midterm elections to intensify their campaign against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, warning that his continued leadership could severely damage Israel’s relationship with Washington.

Israel’s election ended without a clear winner after neither Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu nor Gadi Eisenkot failed to win enough seats to govern.

Since losing his majority in the October 27 vote, Netanyahu and his allies have been pressing a serious accusation: the election was “stolen” by Arab parties through bribery, foreign funding and fraud.

The high-stakes election returned a parliament, or Knesset, in which Arab parties are the potential kingmakers. Netanyahu’s far-right coalition lost its majority, winning 53 seats, while a Jewish opposition bloc led by Gadi Eisenkot garnered 48 seats.

Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu are facing political challenges at home as the conflict with Iran remains unresolved. Democrats have taken control of both chambers of the US Congress, while Netanyahu's political bloc has fallen short of a parliamentary