According to Israeli media KannNews, Arab diplomats stated in closed-door talks that if the ultra-Orthodox Shas party (which still supports Netanyahu) and the United Torah Jewish Alliance (which is in contact with Eisenkot's camp) joined the anti-Netanyahu camp led by Eisenkot, it would help form a more stable government and would be less likely to obstruct the political agreement compared to the right-wing ruling camp led by Ben-Givel and Smotrih.
