Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Saturday that he would run for office in the November 2026 elections and expected to win. Leader of Likud, Israel’s main right-wing party, Netanyahu already holds the record for the longest time served as Israel’s prime minister — more than 18 years in total, with interruptions, since 1996. Details by FRANCE 4 correspondent in Jerusalem, Noga Tarnopolsky.
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Israel's Netanyahu says will run again for PM in 2026 elections
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