Eisenkot, Bennett, Lapid form alliance
Sources indicate that there are attempts within the Change bloc to reintroduce the idea of forming a broad political alliance that includes Naftali Bennett, Yair Lapid, and Gadi Eizenkot, aiming to increase parliamentary seats and bring the bloc closer to the essential 61 seats needed to form a government. Although there are no formal negotiations at present, discussions focus on how effective this merger would be in boosting electoral strength, especially since polls show Bennett and Lapid's standings declining relative to Eizenkot, whose party has become the largest in the coalition. Nonetheless, cooperation remains uncertain, and the number of seats the potential union might add is considered important, while also acknowledging that the merging process might not increase the bloc's total seats and could possibly reduce them. Relations between the parties remain tense, with disagreements over the coalition's leadership and the strategy of unification. So far, there has been no clear response from Eizenkot or the leaders of the involved parties regarding the political unity initiative.
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