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Opposition party leaders have met and agreed to begin coalition negotiations aimed at forming a new government to replace Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The parties have pledged to establish what they describe as a ‘Zionist’ and ‘national emergency government’ to lead the country.

Netanyahu responded sharply to the opposition’s moves, accusing the rival parties of planning to form a ‘dangerous government’ that would rely on ‘supporters of terrorism’. The Prime Minister’s comments reflect the deep political divisions currently affecting Israeli politics.

While the opposition parties have committed to swift action in their coalition talks, sources indicate that the path to forming a viable government remains unclear, with significant political hurdles still to be overcome in the negotiations.

Sources: Times of Israel