Upcoming Israeli elections on October 27, 2026, create substantial uncertainty over the composition of the next coalition and ministerial appointments, including the Foreign Ministry. Current Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar holds the post amid ongoing diplomatic efforts on embassy relocations, regional alliances, and responses to international pressure, yet the outcome hinges on whether Prime Minister Netanyahu retains power or opposition blocs led by figures such as Gadi Eizenkot gain ground. Potential successors span coalition allies like Israel Katz and Eli Cohen and opposition voices including Avigdor Lieberman and Yair Lapid, with no recent cabinet shifts or party announcements providing clear signals. The “No Next Minister by Feb 28” outcome at 34.5% reflects this timeline risk, keeping probabilities tightly clustered among contenders as coalition negotiations remain the decisive variable.