Israeli opposition cooperates to remove Netanyahu
The article refers to the efforts of five Israeli opposition parties to coordinate their strategies in order to oust Benjamin Netanyahu's government in the Knesset elections scheduled for October 27, 2023. The leaders agreed to coordinate their actions to boost voter turnout and attract voters from different segments, without reaching an agreement on a unified prime ministerial candidate. The coalition aims to form an alternative government, needing to secure 61 votes out of 120 to pass the new government. While Netanyahu accuses the opposition and describes their moves as a threat to Israel's stability, polls indicate that no party is projected to win an absolute majority, highlighting the importance of the seats that Arab parties may gain. Netanyahu faces corruption charges and is being pursued by an arrest warrant from the International Criminal Court over war crimes committed during the Gaza escalation.
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