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Arab Vote to Unseat Bibi
The two Arab lists won 19 seats in the Israeli elections, but both the Netanyahu and Change blocs are avoiding reliance on these votes. This complicates the formation of a government and makes a reshuffling of party alliances more likely. Atef Abu Saif says the priority for Arab parties is to prevent Netanyahu from forming a government—not to count on an alternative government to end the occupation or achieve peace, and not to support one at any cost. He warns that the Arab vote could fragment again if the parties fail to address the community’s needs: Ra’am won 8 seats, compared with 11 for the Joint List.
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