The opposition "change bloc" of Gadi Eisenkot, Naftali Bennett, and Avigdor Liberman is coordinating to replace incumbent Speaker Amir Ohana immediately after the new Knesset convenes on November 10, with Yair Lapid emerging as the leading candidate due to his seniority, cross-party ties within the bloc, and position outside the prime minister race. Securing the required 61 votes depends on Arab party support, creating procedural and political hurdles that have kept other names such as Oded Forer, Elazar Stern, and Matan Kahana in contention. Trader pricing reflects this uncertainty, with Lapid holding the clearest edge while the fragmented field and lack of final bloc consensus sustain a competitive market ahead of the vote.