Israeli media reports indicate that a dramatic week is approaching in Israeli politics, potentially altering the security situation. President Herzog is expected to formally authorize Justice Party leader Eisencott to form a new government on Sunday.
This process begins amid growing reports of a growing collaboration between the Change Party and the United Torah Jewish Party. The reportedly agreed-upon plan aims to facilitate the formation of a new government while avoiding reliance on Arab parties. However, hours before the formal ceremony at the presidential palace, significant divisions have emerged within the Change Party, with tensions escalating between Eisencott and Israel Home Party leader Lieberman. Furthermore, Saturday evening news reports indicated that Shas Party leader Derry conveyed a message to Netanyahu's office stating he had no intention of dismantling the right-wing camp.
The report also states that Lieberman harshly criticized Eisencott's actions during a closed-door meeting over the weekend. He told close associates, "Eisencott can push for a vote on a government formation plan that relies on the support of Arab political parties, but he will eventually find himself in an awkward position." Eisencott's camp retaliated by directly targeting Lieberman, accusing him of undermining efforts to form a stable ruling coalition due to "personal feelings."
