Following his dismissal by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Tzahi Hanegbi announced he will not vote for the Likud party. This decision comes after Hanegbi published an opinion piece in ynet, where he sharply criticized right-wing parties regarding the issue of military conscription. He specifically stated that warnings made by Avigdor Liberman concerning Hamas were not given the appropriate consideration. Hanegbi’s critique underscores internal divisions within the Israeli political landscape, particularly concerning national security and the obligations of religious exemptions from military service. The move signals a potential shift in political alignment from Hanegbi, a long-time member of the Likud, and highlights dissatisfaction with the current direction of the right-wing coalition. This announcement adds to the ongoing political instability in Israel. It raises questions about potential impacts on future votes and coalition dynamics.