Maariv's Knesset correspondent: "There could be something between Eisenkot and Netanyahu"

Maariv's Knesset correspondent, Nahum Fery, estimates in an interview that after the elections, surprising collaborations may occur, including a possible connection between Gadi Eisenkot and Benjamin Netanyahu. According to him, the pressure to avoid repeat elections will lead to unusual cooperation between blocs, and external support from Ra'am for the government is not illegitimate.

Nahum Fery, Maariv's Knesset correspondent, was interviewed on Radio North 104.5FM and addressed the tensions within the Change Bloc and the political possibilities after the elections. Fery said that the pressure to avoid repeat elections will be significant and may lead to surprising collaborations between blocs. He assessed that a connection between Gadi Eisenkot and Benjamin Netanyahu is not far-fetched, and that Religious Zionism might also surprisingly join a certain bloc. According to him, external support from Ra'am for the government is possible, but full partnership is less likely. Fery also responded to criticism of Yair Golan, arguing that the political partnership between the Change Bloc parties attempted to impose an ideological cooperation that does not truly exist.