Initial agreement against Netanyahu! The opponents of Israel's prime minister reached an agreement to form a new cabinet; The fears of a military adventure against Iran exacerbated the rift in Tel Aviv Summary: With the continuation of the political stalemate in Tel Aviv, Netanyahu's opposition parties announced their agreement to oust him and form a new cabinet. Yair Lapid announced that Netanyahu is not ready to accept defeat and that the opposition must form a cabinet. Gadi Eisenkot also pledged not to join the Cabinet headed by Netanyahu even if the US President requests it. However, the differences between the rivals persist. Eisenkot, Lapid and Bennett, who in the past called harshly on the heads of the ultra-orthodox parties, now need their support to form a cabinet. The opposition parties have not reached a final agreement on how to get the support of other currents. One of the main concerns of Netanyahu's opponents is the possibility of starting a new war against Iran. A number of Israeli military officials and politicians have questioned the legitimacy of Netanyahu as prime minister of a transitional government to re-enter the war and believe that the transitional cabinet does not have enough powers for such an operation. Yair Golan, the leader of the Democratic Party, accused Netanyahu of using military conditions for personal purposes and maintaining power. Gadi Eisenkot also asked the army to stand up against Netanyahu's political exploitation of the security conditions and to carry out military operations only on the basis of security needs. Ehud Barak, the former prime minister of Israel, also expressed concern about the choice of war with Iran in order to preserve Netanyahu's power and said that the probability of failure in such a war is high. Eliezer Marom, the regime's former navy commander, also emphasized that another attack in Iran will not change Tehran's approach and will not achieve results. Read the full text on this month's site today:.

Initial agreement against Netanyahu! The opponents of Israel's prime minister reached an agreement to form a new cabinet; The fears of a military adventure against Iran exacerbated the rift in Tel Aviv Summary: With the continuation of the political stalemate in Tel Aviv, Netanyahu's opposition parties announced their agreement to oust him and form a new cabinet. Yair Lapid announced that Netanyahu is not ready to accept defeat and that the opposition must form a cabinet. Gadi Eisenkot also pledged not to join the Cabinet headed by Netanyahu even if the US President requests it. However, the differences between the rivals persist. Eisenkot, Lapid and Bennett, who in the past called harshly on the heads of the ultra-orthodox parties, now need their support to form a cabinet. The opposition parties have not reached a final agreement on how to get the support of other currents. One of the main concerns of Netanyahu's opponents is the possibility of starting a new war against Iran. A number of Israeli military officials and politicians have questioned the legitimacy of Netanyahu as prime minister of a transitional government to re-enter the war and believe that the transitional cabinet does not have enough powers for such an operation. Yair Golan, the leader of the Democratic Party, accused Netanyahu of using military conditions for personal purposes and maintaining power. Gadi Eisenkot also asked the army to stand up against Netanyahu's political exploitation of the security conditions and to carry out military operations only on the basis of security needs. Ehud Barak, the former prime minister of Israel, also expressed concern about the choice of war with Iran in order to preserve Netanyahu's power and said that the probability of failure in such a war is high. Eliezer Marom, the regime's former navy commander, also emphasized that another attack in Iran will not change Tehran's approach and will not achieve results. Read the full text on this month's site today:.