The recent elections in Israel gave PM Netanyahu an historic victory, his fifth win in elections in the Jewish State of Israel. However, that victory may become a defeat for the Prime Minister because he has been unable to form an Israeli Government by forming a "coalition government" from the "right wing" of the body politic in the Jewish State. Netanyahu's party, Likud, must gather a simple majority of the Knesset, 61 votes, to form the government. Today on PTIB Jimmy DeYoung invites Winkie Medad to the Broadcast Table to explain how the Israeli system to elect  a Prime Minister operates, and why it is not working this time.