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Change Unit Returns: Eisenkot, Bennett, Lapid Alliance
The article discusses potential talks between Naftali Bennett and Yair Lapid aimed at forming a broad political alliance with Gadi Eizenkot before the Israeli elections. The goal is to strengthen the bloc's position and increase its possible seats. Although no official negotiations have taken place so far, the effectiveness of this alliance in bringing the bloc closer to the required 61 seats is being examined—whether it can do so by increasing the number of seats or unifying their current votes. The political landscape is shifting significantly, with Eizenkot becoming the strongest internal figure, prompting debates about the feasibility of forming a unified coalition. It is also being considered that such an integration might not lead to a final increase in seats or could negatively impact votes from former Likud supporters. Relationships between the parties remain tense, and questions are raised about how such an alliance might influence the formation of a future government, focusing on how many seats it could add and whether it would help bring the coalition closer to the necessary threshold or actually diminish it.
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