In a new poll, Benny Gantz's party takes the lead, suggesting that if a new election were to take place today, the opposition would have a majority.
Gantz and Lapid denied any intention of joining a unity government with Netanyahu, with Lapid saying that he was not going to bail Netanyahu out and help pave his way to a meeting in Washington
49% of respondents said they were concerned the IDF's readiness would be harmed after the approval of the readiness standard law.
"This is an important step for Zionist settlement in the State of Israel," National Unity MK Sharren Haskel said.
The participants were not all cut of the same cloth: They came from the Right and the Left and included those in favor of the reform and those opposed.
The campaign included a video describing what National Unity claimed were the government's upcoming steps regarding judicial reform.
The continued judicial reform legislation against the backdrop of intense protests, has led to the weakening of Gantz's National Unity.