Jerusalem, Nov. 3 -- Israel's Opposition Leader and B'Yachad party's No. 2, Yair Lapid, on Tuesday accused Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of attempting to undermine the election results and called for his removal from office, as heads of Zionist opposition parties met in Herzliya to coordinate their next political moves ahead of consultations with President Isaac Herzog on forming the next government, as per the Times of Israel.

In a post on X, Lapid said, "We are now entering the meeting of the bloc leaders. We are facing a serious and dangerous attempt to undermine the election results--but we must form a government."

"The conduct of the past few days is just another reminder that we need to remove Netanyahu from the Prime Minister...