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Ahmad Tibi said the Joint List’s goal is to bring down Benjamin Netanyahu’s government. It is prepared to support an alternative government from outside the coalition in exchange for clear commitments on the security of Arab citizens, funding for their towns, an end to home demolitions, and a halt to settlement expansion and attacks on Palestinians. He explained that the Joint List would not join the government or take ministerial posts because it disagrees with its policies, but might support opposition candidate Gadi Eisenkot. According to results reported by Israeli media, the Arab lists won 19 seats, compared with 67 for the opposition bloc and 53 for Netanyahu’s bloc, giving Arab lawmakers’ votes influence over the formation of the next government.
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