Far-right politician Itamar Ben Gvir has spoken out against the possibility of Lapid and Netanyahu forming a unity government, calling it a surrender. Ben Gvir believes that this move would only benefit Yahya Sinwar, the leader of Hamas in Gaza.
On the other hand, far-right minister Ofir Sofer has shown support for the potential unity government. This conflicting stance within the far-right highlights the divide within Israeli politics. While some members are open to compromise and unity, others are staunchly against it.
It is clear that the political landscape in Israel is complex and rife with tension. The struggle for power and control continues to shape alliances and provoke strong reactions from politicians on all sides.
As Israel navigates these challenging times, it will be interesting to see how this potential unity government unfolds and what impact it will have on the country as a whole.