Israeli opposition unites against Netanyahu
Five opposition Israeli party leaders have agreed to unite their efforts ahead of the scheduled elections on October 27, with the goal of replacing Benjamin Netanyahu's government by boosting voter turnout and attracting voters from various segments. They agreed not to attack each other during the campaign, to form working groups to face electoral challenges, and to develop plans for forming a new government that address issues such as equality and investigations into the events of October 7. Netanyahu criticized this alliance, claiming it relies on the support of Arab parties to form a new government, while opposition leaders express confidence in their ability to win by securing a majority of 63 seats in the Knesset to form the government.
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