The New York Times reported on the formation of a new cabinet in the Zionist regime and whether this would mean change or news.
The magazine wrote on its website in an analysis by Isabel Kirchner about the formation of the new Zionist regime: Naftali Bennett, who leads a small right-wing party, and Yair Lapid, a moderate leader of the Israeli opposition, have joined forces to form a coalition to oust Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
The following is the report: The proposed coalition, called the Cabinet of Change, consists of a broad political spectrum from left and right, relying on the support of a small Arab party that could be a profound change for Israel. Its leaders are committed to ending the cycle of divisive politics and fruitless elections in Israel.
Opposition parties announced a coalition agreement on Wednesday; but even if they get a vote of confidence in parliament and form a cabinet and overthrow Netanyahu, who has the longest tenure as prime minister, they will have to wait and see if they will be able to make a difference.
The report also states: Bennett, whose party has seven seats in parliament, is often described as more right-wing than Netanyahu. While Netanyahu rejected the two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, Bennett, the hero of the Jewish settlement in the occupied West Bank, openly rejects the formation of an independent Palestinian state and the annexation of the West Bank to Israel.
However, although the coalition will consist of several parties that disagree on both issues, they have agreed that Bennett will be prime minister first.
If the coalition continues, Lapid, who supports secular middle-class Israelis and whose party has 17 seats in parliament, will rotate to replace Bennett.
The report also states: Bennett said in a televised interview Sunday night that he was committed to strengthening national unity.
He claimed: Two thousand years ago, there was a Jewish state that was destroyed by internal strife. This will not happen again, especially under my supervision.
Earlier, the leader of his party, Yair Lapid, announced his agreement to join the joint Arab list in the coalition to form a cabinet in the Zionist regime.
Following this, he has reached the necessary agreements to form a cabinet and is scheduled to submit the list of cabinet to the head of the Zionist regime.
Zionist sources have stated that with the formation of such a cabinet, the work of Benjamin Netanyahu will end after 12 years of being the Prime Minister of the Zionist regime.