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Israeli opposition figure Gadi Eizenkot has launched a sharp critique of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ahead of the upcoming October parliamentary elections.

Prominent critics have condemned Yair Lapid’s leadership as the opposition bloc struggles with declining poll numbers ahead of Israel’s 2026 elections. Some party members are now discussing potential mergers to strengthen their electoral prospects.

Avigdor Liberman called on the Israeli opposition to prioritize the collapse of the Netanyahu government over internal leadership disputes, following comments from Gadi Eisenkot.

A new survey indicates that Israel's center-right opposition voters prioritize diplomacy, regional ties, and policy changes, rather than solely focusing on replacing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

A poll discusses the Israeli opposition's chances against Netanyahu in upcoming elections, noting that former Prime Ministers Naftali Bennett and Yair Lapid have merged their parties.

Gadi Eisenkot has taken the lead in a recent Maariv survey for Israeli opposition leadership with 27% of votes, surpassing Naftali Bennett (16%) and Yair Lapid (6%).

The Israeli Opposition's Shortsightedness on the Iran War Only Aids Netanyahu  Haaretz

An article argues that the Israeli opposition's most crucial battle should be against settler pogroms, rather than focusing solely on other issues like Qatar or the judiciary.

The Israeli opposition is reportedly apprehensive about forming alliances with Arab parties, despite indications that voters might be open to such collaborations.

The Israeli opposition plans to boycott a speech by Indian Prime Minister Modi in the Knesset, citing a perceived snub to the Supreme Court chief.

Opposition lawmaker Gilad Kariv described Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's removal from office as an 'existential need' for Israeli society.

Israeli opposition leader Naftali Bennett has stated he would support a presidential pardon for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, provided the former premier steps down from active politics ahead of upcoming elections.

The Democrats Party leader Yair Golan stated that the opposition plans to repeal the current coalition's legislative actions after the next elections, aiming to "repair Israel" from what they describe as the most extreme Knesset in the nation's history.

The Israeli opposition criticizes the methods employed by Prime Minister Netanyahu but is unwilling to oppose his foreign policy objectives. This suggests a potential change in diplomatic style rather than a fundamental shift in substance.

Two Israeli opposition figures have joined forces to try and unseat Prime Minister Netanyahu, taking inspiration from the ousting of Hungary's long-time leader, Viktor Orban.

A Maariv poll suggests early signs of shifting voting patterns and movement within Israel's opposition bloc, with Likud losing seats while Bennett gains.

Israeli opposition leader Yair Lapid warned that the IDF is being pushed beyond its limits, accusing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of leading the country towards a 'security disaster'.

“We are winning in Tehran and losing in Jerusalem. Instead of focusing on dismantling the regime in Tehran, they are busy splitting the role of the attorney-general," Benny Gantz said.

Israeli opposition leader Yair Lapid has expressed support for expanding the country's borders to their 'biblical' extent when security conditions permit.

Vladimir Beliak, an Israeli opposition politician, criticizes Prime Minister Netanyahu, stating he must resign, and discusses potential military action against Iran, errors in the Gaza war, the future of Hamas, and upcoming elections.

Yair Golan issued an ultimatum for the prime minister's wife to withdraw statements falsely suggesting prior knowledge of the Hamas attacks.

An opinion piece suggests that if Israel's opposition aims to govern, its rival leaders should cease competing for the top spot and instead present a united shadow cabinet, rallying behind Eisenkot as their strongest electoral asset.

Hegseth is meeting with Netanyahu to discuss the potential sale of F-35 fighter jets to Turkey, a move that faces opposition from Israel. The discussions highlight the complex geopolitical considerations surrounding the proposed deal and Trump's intentions.

Opposition leaders in Israel have declared that the government must not serve the interests of ultra-Orthodox party leaders, criticizing them for prioritizing power and money.

Israeli opposition parties are urging lawmakers to support a bill to dissolve the Knesset, with a preliminary vote expected next week amidst mounting political pressure.

Israel's opposition factions are reportedly uniting against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, with a prominent figure emerging as a favorite to potentially unseat him. This political development signals growing internal challenges to Netanyahu's leadership.

Israeli opposition leader Yair Golan has sharply criticized Prime Minister Netanyahu's government for over 700 murders in three years, alleging it deliberately abandoned Arab citizens most affected by the wave of violence.

A news roundup mentions an Iran ceasefire hanging by a thread, while a Dutch report indicates that most Israelis oppose a ceasefire with Iran.

Israeli opposition parties are publicly criticizing Prime Minister Netanyahu's handling of the ongoing war with Iran, despite expressing strong support for the offensive.

Israeli opposition leader Yair Lapid has sparked controversy with a statement suggesting that villages in southern Lebanon should be 'cleaned' to create a sterile zone along the border with Israel.

Opposition leaders have called on the Knesset speaker to invite the SC President, which would enable them to participate in the special session.