Israeli opposition leaders meet, pledge unity ahead of critical elections

Four Israeli opposition leaders—Gantz, Bennett, Lieberman, and Sa'ar—met at Lapid's home to coordinate strategy ahead of elections in a month, issuing a principles document committing to a 'government of change' and mutual non-attack. Netanyahu is notably absent from the statement, signaling a coordinated effort to unseat him. The meeting marks a significant consolidation of the anti-Netanyahu bloc, though no single PM candidate was endorsed, leaving leadership unresolved.