A series of inconclusive elections and a long period of political paralysis were supposed to have come to an end last June, when Naftali Bennett, an arch-nationalist (pictured, left), and Yair Lapid, leader of Israel’s largest centrist party, managed to yoke together eight disparate parties. Israel is heading for its fifth general election in less than four years. What is next for Israel?

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