Israel’s Deputy Chief Justice, also chairing the Central Elections Committee, has indicated a limited delay to upcoming elections could be justified in the event of a national emergency. The official stated any postponement would be an absolute last resort. This assessment comes amid heightened tensions and security concerns, with the Justice acknowledging Israel is currently facing a crisis. While not advocating for a delay, the statement suggests an openness to considering it if circumstances deteriorate further. The comments were reported by The Times of Israel and signal a potential shift in the discourse surrounding the election timeline. No specific emergency was cited, but the implication is a severe national security situation could warrant the measure. The Justice emphasized the gravity of such a decision.