According to Israeli media reports on the 5th, a representative of the Integrity Party led by former IDF Chief of General Staff Gadi Esenkot said on the same day that political parties that agree with the common principles of the opposition camp have an opportunity to join the coalition, while refusing to “co-govern” with Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu. An elected member of parliament from the Integrity Party said during a meeting with Israeli President Herzog on the same day that the party will first negotiate with political parties in the opposition camp to form a “core”, and that other political parties that accept its principles will have an opportunity to join.

According to Israeli media reports on the 5th, a representative of the Integrity Party led by former IDF Chief of General Staff Gadi Esenkot said on the same day that political parties that agree with the common principles of the opposition camp have an opportunity to join the coalition, while refusing to “co-govern” with Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu. An elected member of parliament from the Integrity Party said during a meeting with Israeli President Herzog on the same day that the party will first negotiate with political parties in the opposition camp to form a “core”, and that other political parties that accept its principles will have an opportunity to join.