Israeli opposition seeks to oust Netanyahu
The Israeli opposition parties are working to unite their ranks in preparation for the upcoming elections, aiming to oust Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government. Opposition leaders, including Yair Lapid, Naftali Bennett, and Avigdor Lieberman, held a meeting in Tel Aviv and agreed to postpone disagreements over the candidate for the premiership, focusing instead on a common goal: changing the current government. They signed a political coordination agreement, working to synchronize their campaign strategies and divide the electoral bases to reduce internal competition, while leaving the decision on the leadership candidate for the post-election phase. This coordination seeks to strengthen the opposition's chances against the electoral challenge, with the issue of leadership still deferred for resolution even after the voting.
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