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Arab Vote May Oust PM
The fundamental test facing Israeli opposition leaders is whether they are willing to rely on support from Arab parties to form a government that ends Benjamin Netanyahu’s rule, amid divisions over such a partnership. Yair Golan is calling for cooperation, while other leaders remain cautious. Arab voter turnout exceeded 80%, and, under one scenario being discussed, the balance in the Knesset—67 members for the Change bloc compared with 53 for Netanyahu’s camp—would allow it to move to weaken his influence or support an alternative government. But turning votes into a practical partnership faces political and ideological obstacles. Arab parties have tied their participation to guarantees of a meaningful presence and the ability to defend their national project. The options therefore remain a government backed by Arab parties, limited understandings, or a continuation of the impasse followed by new elections.
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