Political analyst Attila Somfalvi has been shifting in recent days between calling for a unity government and demanding that the "change bloc" begin governing and remove the prime minister.
Somfalvi wrote today: "First of all, we must try to establish a broad Zionist unity government. This is the order of the hour. And then, if it turns out that Netanyahu refuses, go ahead and form a different government. But everyone's commitment is to unity with the people of Israel."
He also addressed Netanyahu directly, responding to a video in which the prime minister called for unity: "Mr. Prime Minister, pick up the phone to Eisenkot. Sit together today."
Eisenkot has ruled out any possibility of a unity government and has no interest in cooperating with Netanyahu.
