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Netanyahu is willing to step down in order to achieve a Deep State goal
After multiple elections resulting in failure to form a coalition government (with neither the left-wing nor the right-wing coalition parties having the necessary 61 votes to form one), in June 2021 a group of left-wing, right-wing, and centrist political parties—all united solely by their personal dislike of Netanyahu—formed a coalition government which forced Likud and its coalition partners out of power. Netanyahu also faces a party leadership challenge later in 2021; if Likud decides to elect a new party leader the coalition may fracture and either reform as a right-wing coalition, or force early elections (which are frequent in Israeli politics).
After multiple elections resulting in failure to form a coalition government (with neither the left-wing nor the right-wing coalition parties having the necessary 61 votes to form one), in June 2021 a group of left-wing, right-wing, and centrist political parties—all united solely by their personal dislike of Netanyahu—formed a coalition government which forced Likud and its coalition partners out of power. Netanyahu also faces a party leadership challenge later in 2021; if Likud decides to elect a new party leader the coalition may fracture and either reform as a right-wing coalition, or force early elections (which are frequent in Israeli politics).
In 2023, Netanyahu demonstrated that he was willing to step down for good in order to secure an alliance with Saudi Arabia against Iran, completing a mission that the [[Deep State]] had been pursuing for many years.<ref>https://www.jpost.com/israel-news/politics-and-diplomacy/article-757170</ref>
===Relations with the Obama Administration===
===Relations with the Obama Administration===