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Fall elections will be Israel's fifth in three years. Yesh Atid leader Yair Lapid will assume office as prime minister at midnight, Bennett to serve as PM-designate and acting religious affairs minister.
"Even Netanyahu's greatest supporters say that they will not follow him into a sixth election campaign. He will have to step down," one party official asserts.
Ayelet Shaked and Matan Kahana are reportedly interested in taking over as party heads should Bennett decide step down. Religious Zionist Party head says he is willing to join forces with Shaked under Netanyahu’s leadership to avoid snap elections.
In what is likely his last Cabinet meeting as premier, Bennett lists series of accomplishments under his year-old government and thanks his coalition partners.
Likud insists party will refuse to form a government led by someone other than Netanyahu. Likud officials accuse MKs David Bitan and Yisrael Katz of attempting to form a party within the Likud ahead of party primaries.
Beware false election narratives from both the left and right. Do not let radical electioneering disfigure a noble reality.
Legislation to face second and third readings next week, at which time Prime Minister Naftali Bennett will be replaced by PM-designate Yair Lapid. Israel expected to hold its fifth elections in three years on Oct. 25.
Blue and White leader Gantz: Netanyahu has exhausted any political trust. New Hope chief Sa'ar: I won't be bringing Netanyahu back. US vows continuing support as Israel heads to elections.
Surveys by Israel’s major news outlets predict no political bloc is likely to be able to form a government, plunging the country into political chaos.
The interior minister is working on a program to bring Moroccan workers to Israel, with an emphasis on the construction and nursing sectors.
