The 1992 election nightmare haunts Netanyahu

The Times of Israel reports that the current state of the Likud party bears striking similarities to the crises preceding the 1992 election. According to the report, allegations of stolen ballots during the party's primary highlight internal rot that threatens Benjamin Netanyahu's position. The analysis suggests that the Prime Minister's fear of right-wing splinter factions mirrors the conditions that led to Likud's historic defeat in 1992. The report emphasizes that the combination of internal pressures and electoral threats creates structural parallels to the period of the party's collapse, which now returns as a political nightmare for Netanyahu.