הפרשנית הפוליטית: "איך שלא תהפכו את זה, אין להם ממשלה"

The political correspondent and commentator for Zman Israel, Tal Schneider, expressed deep skepticism regarding the possibility of forming an alternative government, stating that the political numbers do not allow for it. In an interview with Radio 103fm, Schneider discussed the complex coalition negotiations and the efforts by the leaders of the "change bloc" to assemble a parliamentary majority.

Schneider addressed the potential scenario of a union between the change bloc parties and the United Torah Judaism faction, a move that has been suggested as a possible way to break the deadlock. However, she argued that even if such a scenario were to materialize, an event she doubts, it would still not provide the bloc with the necessary votes to establish a functioning coalition.

"Even if this happens, although I don't believe in it, it brings the change bloc to 56 mandates, but it still won't lead to a stable majority in the Knesset," Schneider stated in the interview. She concluded with a definitive assessment of the bloc's situation: "No matter how you look at it, they don't have a government."