Israeli opposition unites to remove Netanyahu
Israeli opposition parties held a meeting at Yair Lapid's house with the aim of unifying their efforts to oust Benjamin Netanyahu's government in the upcoming October 27 elections. The leaders agreed to coordinate their electoral campaigns, increase voter turnout, and form task forces to confront election challenges, including developing a plan to establish a new government if they win. The opposition's plan faced criticism from Netanyahu, who claimed that the parties would form a government with the support of Arab parties, while opposition leaders pledged to work in a united front to ensure their victory and establish an alternative government. The elections carry particular significance as polls show a decline in Netanyahu’s camp compared to the opposition bloc.
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