US outreach to ‘Israeli’ opposition amid possible Netanyahu government change
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- US reportedly engages ‘Israeli’ opposition amid political shifts.
- Media says chance of Netanyahu government change is increasing.
The US administration is reportedly holding contacts with ‘Israeli’ opposition figures amid growing political assessments that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu could face a serious challenge that may lead to a change in government, according to ‘Channel 12 News (Israel)’.
The report said officials in the administration of President Donald Trump view a government transition in ‘Israel’ as a realistic possibility. This has reportedly prompted informal outreach to opposition leaders, including former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett and opposition figure Gadi Eisenkot.
According to the report, US officials have expressed concern over the influence of hardline figures within Netanyahu’s coalition, while simultaneously expanding quiet political channels ahead of potential elections.
The opposition has reportedly intensified efforts in recent months to build closer relations with US decision-makers, although results remain limited so far.
