In the Change Bloc, they are discussing coordination with the Joint List after the elections

Initial contacts between the Change Bloc and the Joint List to coordinate parliamentary moves after the elections, if they end inconclusively. The Joint List will support replacing the Knesset Speaker and the 'Indicted Law' in exchange for limiting the demolition of structures in Arab communities. A Kan News poll: Eisenkot's bloc leads with 52 seats versus 51 for the coalition.

Initial contacts are taking place between elements in the Change Bloc and the Joint List to coordinate parliamentary moves after the elections, in case they end inconclusively. This was reported in the Kan News edition. The Joint List has expressed willingness to support replacing the Knesset Speaker and passing the 'Indicted Law,' which would prevent Netanyahu from forming the next government. In return, they will demand the enactment of a 'temporary order' that would limit the demolition of structures in Arab communities, and Change Bloc representatives have not ruled this out. Meanwhile, a Kan News poll published on Sunday shows that Eisenkot's bloc leads with 52 seats versus 51 for the coalition. Likud and Yashar each gained one seat, and the Democrats reached a peak of nine seats. The poll also shows changes in other parties.