Opposition vows to repeal coalition's legislative blitz after elections, pledges to 'repair Israel'

Opposition leaders, including Yair Lapid, have pledged to "repair Israel" and repeal controversial legislation advanced by the current coalition ahead of the October 27 elections. Lapid, speaking at the Knesset, criticized the government's term and vowed to establish a state commission of inquiry into the October 7 Hamas attacks, stating, "Repair begins with acknowledging the truth." Other opposition figures, such as Yisrael Beytenu leader Avigdor Liberman and Democrats party leader Yair Golan, condemned the coalition's legislative blitz, particularly a bill seeking to enshrine Torah study as a fundamental value, which critics argue encourages draft evasion.

• Liberman stated, "In the next government, we will repeal all of these laws" and called for an end to state funding for draft evaders.
• Golan pledged to "repeal every one of these destructive laws, one by one" and promote equal military service.