His party belongs to a bloc formed last year, dubbed the “Zionist opposition bloc,” which was established to challenge Netanyahu and unseat his ruling coalition.

So that means they are in opposition to zionism, right?

Many of these opposition parties hold similar views to those currently serving in the Israeli government – particularly on issues related to attacks and occupation in Lebanon and Gaza, as well as military action against Iran.

Bennet and other opposition figures complained earlier this year that the Lebanese capital was not bombed hard enough – stemming from frustration over the severe losses inflicted on Tel Aviv’s forces by Hezbollah’s campaign of FPV drone strikes.