Opposition in Israel has moved into action for a new government

Israeli opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot, head of the Yashar Party, said four opposition parties are working to form a national emergency government open to additional political groups, launching a fresh bid to replace Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's administration. The move comes as Netanyahu's coalition faces mounting pressure, though no vote or formal coalition tally has yet been announced. The initiative matters because a broader emergency government could reshape Israel's wartime decision-making and stabilize policy at a critical juncture. Watch next for whether the four parties can attract enough partners to command a Knesset majority and for Netanyahu's response.