There are no military solutions. We will under no circumstances cooperate with an extreme right opposition. We will know how to ensure that we do not replace the current situation with a worse one.
We will make strategic decisions. The people did not elect us to overthrow Netanyahu and bring him back.
We cannot bear responsibility for military operations against our Palestinian people.
But with the aim of toppling the government, it is possible that we support from outside.
We do not see the possibility of being part of a government coalition in Israel under the existing political conditions, especially with the continued war in Gaza and settlement expansion in the West Bank.
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