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Israeli Fortune Teller Predicts Netanyahu's Success in Forming Government and Surprise from Ben Gvir

An Israeli fortune teller predicts high voter turnout, a surprise performance by Itamar Ben Gvir, and eventual success for Benjamin Netanyahu in forming the next government.

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Israeli Fortune Teller Predicts Netanyahu's Success in Forming Government and Surprise from Ben Gvir
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Israeli fortune teller Eden Hodia Cohen predicted that the Israeli elections would see exceptional voter turnout and changes in the political map, noting that Itamar Ben Gvir could be one of the most prominent surprises in the results. She also suggested that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu would succeed in forming the government, despite complex negotiations and the possibility of new elections.

These predictions came during an interview Cohen conducted with Eric Weiss and Chen Zander, which was aired on Israeli Channel 13. She indicated that the elections would witness significant voter participation, a prediction the report stated had already come true.

Cohen considered Avigdor Lieberman to be the least surprising figure in the election results, while predicting that Ben Gvir would win a large number of seats; this could make him one of the most notable names attracting attention when the results are announced.

Regarding the formation of the next government, the fortune teller predicted that the process would be extremely complicated, with the possibility of returning to the ballot boxes. However, she ultimately leaned towards Netanyahu being able to form the government, even if it did not happen on the first attempt.

During the interview, Cohen said that Netanyahu would form the government but did not rule out that the process might require more than one attempt.

In another context, the report included a warning issued by a caller about the potential outbreak of a war that could escalate into a world war, without providing additional details regarding the timing or causes of this possibility.

These predictions remain attributed to the fortune teller, and the article does not provide a basis for verifying her ability to predict election results or the course of government formation.

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