After the publication of the results of the elections for the 25th Knesset, which indicated a majority for the "Netanyahu Support Bloc" consisting of the Likud, Religious Zionism, Shas, and United Torah Judaism lists, totaling 64 mandates, protests against the emerging coalition began to organize.
Yair Lapid, who was still serving as Prime Minister of Israel, personally participated in the demonstration against the emerging government, referring to it as "the most extreme and insane government in the country's history," and called to fight for the beloved country, for democracy.
About the soldiers and the children and never to give up. In his meeting with a general in the General Staff, he warned him and claimed that the far-right in every country in the world always seeks to gain control over the army. Their way to achieve this is to sow discord between soldiers and their commanders.
To make soldiers understand that they are allowed to do what they want because they will always have support from the political level. Following the Levin plan, Gadi Eisenkot said that if the plan is indeed promoted, "one million people should be taken to the streets."