1. A cabinet led by Gadi Eisenkot: This scenario would occur if the opposition wins 61 seats in the Israeli Knesset, securing the necessary majority.
2. Netanyahu remains prime minister: This also depends on Netanyahu's camp winning the same number of 61 seats.
3. A minority cabinet led by Eisenkot: In this scenario, the government might receive a vote of confidence if Arab parties refuse to vote against it; however, this cabinet's continued rule would require support from outside the coalition, although Lieberman, leader of the Israel Beggars Party, opposes this option.
4. A unity cabinet with rotating presidency: Netanyahu and Eisenkot would alternate in leading the government, despite both Zionist leaders having previously declared their opposition to this plan.
5. New elections: If the two sides cannot reach an agreement on forming a cabinet, new elections will be held, with Netanyahu serving as caretaker prime minister until a new cabinet is formed.
