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Israel’s “Change Camp” is considering two paths to oust Benjamin Netanyahu: moves in the Knesset to block him from staying in power, or the formation of an alternative government led by Gadi Eisenkot. Researcher Firas Yaghi ruled out a formal coalition agreement with the Arab parties, predicting that Eisenkot would seek a minority government that could win a confidence vote with indirect support from the United Arab List and the Joint List abstaining. This could give it 56 votes, compared with 53 for Netanyahu’s camp. Eisenkot has put forward four principles for the government, including recognition of Israel as a Jewish state and the elimination of Hamas. Yaghi said these conditions would exclude the Arab voice, despite Arab voters’ decisive role and the 19 seats they won.
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