Netanyahu's opponents are planning a new alliance to remove him from power.
Chairman of Yisrael Beitenu Henitzi, Avigdor Lieberman, and Gadi Eisenkot Mish Atid. who is facing a deadline for the formation of Israel's next government. They approved a move to cooperate with the ultra-Orthodox parties Yehuda HaTorah and Shash, reports The Times of Israel.
In the meeting that took place on Monday, Eisenkot and Lieberman apparently agreed on a plan to formulate a softened recruitment bill for the IDF that could resolve the political disputes with the parties representing the ultra-orthodox.
Eisenkot's bloc supports universal compulsory service, while ultra-Orthodox parties strongly oppose the conscription of yeshiva students.
Torah Judaism and Shash may provide the necessary seats to form a government to ensure that the mandate does not return to Netanyahu, who can try to form his own coalition.
The opposition considers the current prime minister responsible for the security failures of October 7, 2023 and the war that followed.
She also aims to depose his allies. Extreme right-wing figures like Itamar Ben Gabir and Tselal Smotrich. which she blames for deepening internal polarization and harming international relations.