Israel faces shifting political currents as questions mount about who will next lead the country. This event brings together three interconnected prediction markets tracking the probability that Naftali Bennett, Gadi Eizenkot, or Gideon Sa'ar will become the next Prime Minister—three leading figures whose political trajectories could significantly reshape Israeli governance. These markets are grouped because they address a single underlying question: which of these candidates is most likely to claim the premiership. Prediction markets like these aggregate dispersed information from traders and analysts into a single price, creating what amounts to a market forecast of political succession. The prices below reflect real-time sentiment from participants motivated by accuracy, as their financial interests are tied to correct predictions. When examining the three prices, remember they need not sum to 100%—each represents an independent probability, and the remaining likelihood may belong to other candidates or political scenarios not featured here. Pay attention to relative price movements: if Bennett's price rises while Eizenkot's declines, it may signal emerging political developments or shifts in coalition arithmetic. The bid-ask spread—the gap between the price at which you can buy and sell—also carries meaning; narrow spreads suggest strong consensus among participants, while wider spreads indicate genuine disagreement or uncertainty about the outcome. These markets often respond to news faster than traditional political analysis, making them useful early-warning systems for tracking shifts in Israel's political landscape. By comparing the three candidate markets simultaneously, you can see how participants are weighting different succession scenarios and the conviction behind their views—a window into real-time political probability as seen by informed market participants.