Political speculation in Israel: Potential shift of Haredi MKs to the opposition bloc

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Ben Caspit, a columnist for Maariv, explores Gadi Eisenkot's options for forming a government. According to the report, Eisenkot could potentially form a parliamentary majority by securing support from centrist Zionist parties and potentially attracting three Haredi MKs who are dissatisfied with Netanyahu's performance. Caspit claims that the Haredi parties are currently in their worst historical position, as Netanyahu has failed to keep his promises to them. He emphasizes the urgent need for political change in Israel and the necessity of ending Netanyahu's premiership, while also discussing the situation of Arab citizens in Israel and their participation in the recent elections.