Israeli election aftermath: coalition math, security network, and Knesset power struggles

This explainer outlines key political terms and dynamics expected to shape the post-election period in Israel, including Netanyahu's potential path to remain in power despite electoral losses, the role of Ahmed Tibi, and the significance of Amir Ohana in the first Knesset struggle. It highlights the complexity of forming a government without a 61-seat majority and the evolving concept of a 'security network' amid mutual distrust. The piece is forward-looking, setting the stage for the immediate aftermath of the October 27 vote.