Opposition Leaders Forge Unity Pact to Oust Netanyahu Government
Leaders of Israel's "change bloc" opposition parties convened on Saturday evening, signing a four-principle agreement aimed at preserving their political unity. The pact commits the party leaders, including Gadi Eisenkot, Avigdor Lieberman, Yair Golan, and Yair Lapid, to refrain from attacking fellow bloc parties and a mutually agreed-upon bloc leader. The agreement also mandates the establishment of joint working teams within 48 hours. These teams will focus on increasing voter turnout on election day, formulating the foundational principles for a future government, and combating fake news through a dedicated communications group.
Furthermore, the document outlines key policy objectives should the change bloc form the next government. These include advancing a state commission of inquiry, implementing term limits for the prime minister, ensuring equal burden-sharing, and enacting a constitution. The overarching goal, as stated in the agreement, is the "replacement of the government."
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