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Israel to hold elections in September
Now the question is whether Netanyahu can win and form a coalition, with new alliances hoping to topple Israel's longest-serving Prime Minister.
Israel to hold elections in September
Labourers work on hanging up a Likud election campaign banner depicting Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu with his party candidates, in Jerusalem March 28, 2019. / Reuters

In April, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared victory in the Israeli elections. He tried to form a coalition with other right-wing and religious parties but he failed. 

Now Israelis are going polls again in September. This time other Israeli parties are forming new alliances. 

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TRT World's Mustafa Fatih Yavuz reports.

SOURCE:TRT World
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