Juan Cole: Naftali Bennett, who personally advocates annexing the Palestinians' land and treating them as unwanted residents, may become prime minister of Israel with the support of a coalition of parties with a spectrum of different views.

Ironically, he may need one Arab party's votes. I can't begin to guess how much of Bennett's personal views would get implemented by that coalition.

But it could stay in power long enough for Netanyahu to be formally prosecuted for corruption. Maybe then he could not become prime minister again, and the political situation would change permanently.