Israel: Netanjahu verliert die Mehrheit – aber auch die Macht?
Die Wahl in Israel hat keinen klaren Sieger. Wie könnte sich Netanjahu an der Regierung halten – und wie könnte Eisenkot ihn ablösen? Und: Frank S. erwartet sein Urteil.
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