Benjamin Netanyahu's right-wing coalition holds a slim majority in the Knesset amid persistent strains with ultra-Orthodox partners over military draft exemptions and the recently approved 2026 state budget, following a January delay due to haredi disputes. The government survived opposition bids to dissolve parliament in mid-2025, but declining polls reflect public frustration with the prolonged Gaza conflict, October 7 fallout, and Netanyahu's ongoing corruption trials. No major developments have emerged in the past 30 days to trigger a snap election or no-confidence vote, leaving the next legislative elections—scheduled by October 27, 2026—as the primary path for potential leadership change, with opposition fragmentation offering Netanyahu a lifeline.