Opposition Zionist Leaders Sign Principles Document

Opposition Israeli party leaders signed a "Declaration of Principles" focusing on joint efforts to increase voter turnout and secure a majority in the upcoming elections, with the goal of forming a new government after the Knesset elections scheduled for October 27. The document includes their commitment not to attack their partner parties during the transition period and to work towards forming a transformative government that ensures Israel remains a Jewish and democratic state. They emphasized the establishment of three working groups to ensure election integrity, prepare the broad outlines of the government, and coordinate efforts to counter fake news. They also called on citizens to participate in voting. At the same time, Gadi Eisenkot ruled out the possibility of the United List led by Mansour Abbas joining the upcoming government, confirming that their policies are incompatible with the government's core principles, which include critical security and political measures against Hamas, specifically its designation as a terrorist organization.

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