Netanyahu's main opponent, Gadi Eisenkot, is exploring the possibility of forming a minority government as early as next week, while parallel negotiations are underway to establish a coalition of 61 seats with the participation of ultra-Orthodox parties. N12 Channel 12 reports that Avigdor Lieberman of the Beitenu Yisrael party lifted the years-long boycott on ultra-orthodox parties, paving the way for coalition talks aimed at replacing Netanyahu. Negotiations with the United Torah Judaism party are already underway on the draft bill on military exemption proposed by Lieberman in 2018. Eisenkot and Lieberman can lead the proposed government with 61 seats in the parliament according to the principle of rotation of the prime minister.

Netanyahu's main opponent, Gadi Eisenkot, is exploring the possibility of forming a minority government as early as next week, while parallel negotiations are underway to establish a coalition of 61 seats with the participation of ultra-Orthodox parties. N12 Channel 12 reports that Avigdor Lieberman of the Beitenu Yisrael party lifted the years-long boycott on ultra-orthodox parties, paving the way for coalition talks aimed at replacing Netanyahu. Negotiations with the United Torah Judaism party are already underway on the draft bill on military exemption proposed by Lieberman in 2018. Eisenkot and Lieberman can lead the proposed government with 61 seats in the parliament according to the principle of rotation of the prime minister.