It is said that the opposition coalition led by Eisenkot is collapsing in the Israeli elections, neither of the two main factions was able to obtain the required quorum to form the government, therefore Eisenkot is inclined to make an alliance with the Arabs to reach the quorum, which seems to have caused him to lose some mandates from his current coalition. A number of seats in the Eisenkot coalition belong to the parties of Yair Lapid and Naftali Bennett, two former Prime Ministers of Israel who were formerly in Netanyahu's coalition, but left the ruling party after being reprimanded by Netanyahu, and have now joined Eisenkot, but still have right-wing views. It is said that some of the parties opposed to the coalition with the Arabs have separated from Eisenkot and joined Netanyahu, which will bring him to the limit of forming the government.