A low blow to Eisenkot? Bennett's dramatic signal - "It's not written in stone"

Naftali Bennett signals that he does not condition the formation of the government on the position of prime minister, and places the "Covenant of the Servers" as a central principle. These statements come against the backdrop of contacts within the change bloc and the meeting between Eisenkot and Lieberman. Bennett clarified: "My obsession is not the position. We will know how to form a government. It's not written in stone that I must be prime minister." According to him, the principle of service should apply to Haredim and Arabs, and those who do not serve will not receive budgets. Bennett claimed that the idea has broad support of 85 seats. Meanwhile, Eisenkot and Lieberman met last night and agreed to move to a bloc strategy, ceasing the "big party" campaign of Yashar.