Block destined for demolition: The only option left for the Change Bloc - a unity government

Analysis on ynet: After the final results, the heads of the Change Bloc are left with one option - a unity government with Netanyahu. Golan's proposal to include the Arab parties was rejected by his partners.

A political analysis on ynet examines the deadlock faced by the Change Bloc after the publication of the final election results for the Knesset. The author, Yuval Karni, argues that the bloc's leaders, who went from being leaders to being led, are left with only one option: a unity government with Benjamin Netanyahu. The article describes the seat map in which Likud is the largest party and the Netanyahu bloc is the largest, as long as the Arab parties are not part of the Change Bloc. It notes Yair Golan's public proposal to include Ra'am and the Joint List in the bloc, a proposal that fell on deaf ears among his partners. The author assesses that despite the promises not to sit with Netanyahu, a unity government may appear as the least bad option for both sides, against the backdrop of fears of another election that would strengthen Netanyahu.