Yashar Chairman Gadi Eisenkot approved examining the possibility of forming a government with the abstention of United Torah Judaism and Ra'am, except for Yoav Seglovitz, who would actively support the government. This was reported to Ynet. The Eisenkot bloc does not want to conduct negotiations with the Joint List, but the basis of the move is the assumption that it will not oppose the move. The Eisenkot bloc stands at 48 seats, the Netanyahu bloc at 53 - as long as United Torah Judaism is included in it - and the Arab parties at 19. If this complex move is implemented, with the addition of Seglovitz from Ra'am and the subtraction of United Torah Judaism from the Netanyahu bloc, the Eisenkot bloc would have 49 seats compared to 46 for the current prime minister, so it would be possible to form a minority government led by Eisenkot.