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Arab Parties' Govt Stance
The Arab parties are divided over the government Gadi Eisenkot is seeking to form. The United Arab List, which has eight members of parliament, has indicated that it is prepared to support the government even without a final coalition agreement. The Joint List, meanwhile, will not vote in its favor but will not work to bring it down. Both lists plan to cooperate with Eisenkot’s bloc on replacing the Knesset speaker and forming parliamentary committees, and are seeking changes to government policies toward Arab society. With the Arab parties holding 19 seats, their votes could prove influential as Eisenkot seeks to secure a majority of at least 61 seats within a 28-day period that can be extended by two weeks.
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