Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition government survived two no-confidence votes in the Knesset on December 11, defeating motions from opposition parties like Yesh Atid and Hadash-Ta'al amid criticism over the Gaza war, hostage crisis, and security failures. This recent parliamentary win, combined with a November 27 ceasefire with Hezbollah, has stabilized trader consensus despite massive domestic protests demanding snap elections and early resignation. Ongoing risks include Supreme Court rulings on Haredi military draft exemptions, January budget approval deadlines, stalled hostage negotiations, and potential coalition fractures if war escalates or public pressure intensifies, all of which could precipitate a no-confidence vote, government collapse, or Netanyahu's ouster.