They don't seek to replace Netanyahu, but his coalition

An opinion article argues that the Israeli public does not want to replace Netanyahu, but rather his coalition, and seeks a government under his leadership without rotation and with different partners, while criticizing the media dichotomy between blocs.

An opinion piece by Dr. Anat Roth, CEO of the Shilo Forum, argues that the Israeli public does not seek to replace Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, but rather his current coalition. The author contends that on the ballot of large segments of the public is written: "I want Netanyahu, but with different partners." According to her, the Zionist public wants Netanyahu at the head of a government without rotation, but with a different, Zionist coalition that gives greater weight to the right alongside Eisenkot and Lieberman, without the Haredim. The article criticizes the media for creating a dichotomy between "the Netanyahu bloc" and "the change bloc," and argues that the public rejects this division and seeks a combination of the best of both blocs.

They don't seek to replace Netanyahu, but his coalition