Calls for Early Elections Intensify Amidst Criticism of Netanyahu's Leadership

Former Prime Minister Ehud Barak and ex-Meretz MK Yair Golan highlight Netanyahu's strategic failures and the need for a united opposition to prompt early elections.

Ehud Barak criticizes Netanyahu's handling of the war and calls for early elections to address leadership vacuum and strategic failures.
Barak accuses Netanyahu of sabotaging two-state solution proposals and risking relations with the US and Muslim countries.
Yair Golan aims to unite Israel's left and bring down Netanyahu's government, citing unachievable war goals and the need for achievable diplomatic initiatives.
Golan proposes a plan focusing on freeing hostages, isolating the Gaza-Egypt border, maintaining operations in Gaza, and building a different government in Gaza.
Public sentiment in Israel shows a significant desire for Netanyahu's resignation, with calls for early elections growing louder.