Israel's political merry-go-round: Nation on track for fifth election in three years • FRANCE 24

[@vincienzo]

Not the Likud guy comparing Netanyahu to King David from the Bible 😂

[@Ryanlexz]

Why u jealous?

[@thesixth2330]

Why do politicians always interrupt people to spew their BIAS!! When Mr. Harlop said BB Netanyahu was the 'Best Leader since King David' we don't need to hear anything else. We totally understand your views. Head back to the campaign trail!!! Whatever Dor does i s great! Got it, now shut up and let the actual objective people discuss. STOP INTERUPPTING EVERYONE, we know what your going to say! LUIKD is the best!! LOL. EXCEPT ITS NOT!!!!

[@yahavitah2791]

he has alot of delay

[@freeman6467]

Free 'Palestine' ...

[@stopdeforestation]

100%

[@yahavitah2791]

the far right has 8 to 10 seats and just like the last time they wouldn't sit with the Arab party so all those talks that BB will sit with the Arab party is just nonsense that wasted my time watching this...

[@yahavitah2791]

(The Arab party that willing to sit in a coalition is worth 4 sits consistently)

[@Ryanlexz]

@@yahavitah2791 Arab party are way too small that why they need coalition

[@yahavitah2791]

@@Ryanlexz what?

[@adrianodimarafino1168]

As an American I am unable to understand why the single most consistent democracy in the Middle East is having it’s 5th elections in three years. It is confusing to me, and maybe to many across the world. I actually would like to understand the region because it is the origin of religions. I also found it very hard to understand most of the speakers. I found myself pausing, rewinding and increasing the volume. But it is also interesting that the Israeli man in white and the woman have more crisp and understandable English than the native Irish and English speakers.

[@ElonMusk_LiveTesla]

Listen friend, the bottom line is: The electoral system in Israel is the main problem. The system is parliamentary (as in the UK) and the government needs a majority of 61 out of 120 in order to exist. The problem is the current political situation in the country: a bloc of parties are strongly favor to see Benjamin Netanyahu's as Prime Minister (which in each election wins as the largest party) gets close to 50%, and about 50% for a bloc of parties that strongly oppose Netanyahu, so no compromise is reached between the two sides. There is some right small parties that personally disqualify Netanyahu and are not willing to compromise on that. In the past there was a possibility of forming a government. By the way, today, technically, there are still a majority for right-wing parties, but because some of them personally disqualify Netanyahu, we are forced to go to the polls again and again.

[@stopdeforestation]

​@@ElonMusk_LiveTesla are u proud to be a terrorist of ISISrael 🙄