BREAKING: A sudden wave of fresh, first-time Polymarket wallets is dumping massive capital into Benjamin Netanyahu on Israel's Election Day, with individual positions of roughly $102,000, $90,000, and $72,000 flagged by trackers, per Polymarket. The concentrated buying stands in stark contrast to the broader market, where Polymarket gives Netanyahu only a 27% to 35% chance of remaining prime minister, while rival Gadi Eisenkot sits at 49% to 58%. This comes after the Trump administration reportedly explored a deal to keep Netanyahu in power, with U.S. officials discussing a unity government that would allow him to remain prime minister even if he loses.