יש תחרות בין שני הגושים. מי פחות מתואם בין הקודקודים שלו - אבי בלום

The model is essentially Gantz's model from back in the day. Benny Gantz, when they went to the rotation government, was appointed Knesset Speaker under the assumption that he wouldn't be a headless nail. After all, to appoint a relative majority for dismissal, you need 90 Knesset members. There needs to be a greater interest in order to be dismissed. Here, they could get stuck in a transitional government, even with a Knesset Speaker. Therefore, I also, first of all, it needs to start with the heads of the Change Bloc, who will have to sort things out among themselves. For now, I see some kind of game between them, as each one throws hints about contacts with the Haredim—this serves the Haredim, who can say: See, they agreed to deal with us, and it also serves him in the negotiations. He is basically winking at him and saying: Either you go with me together with Ra'am, and if not, I also have the Haredi option, which, as of now, I find hard to see as truly on the table. Because Goldknopf is talking about things that are without law, without sanctions, without targets—that is something that won't pass. So we are left with the four from Degel HaTorah; Agudat Yisrael will follow Goldknopf. It's a very delicate game here. For now , nothing is happening; we see them meeting, but there is too much suspicion among everyone, which is more reminiscent of the suspicion between the heads of the Arab parties. But actually , from that direction, you hear more coordinated messages than from the Change Bloc, and I would say there is a competition here between the two blocs: who is less coordinated among its leaders.