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No-Cost Safety Net
The author argues that the two Arab blocs should not give Eisenkot a safety net to form his government without getting something in return, despite recommending him to prevent Netanyahu from receiving the mandate to form one. The author says their support should be conditional on improving the lives of Arab citizens, combating crime and increasing budgets, as well as addressing political issues concerning the Palestinians. The author warns that continued anti-Arab policies should prompt them to withdraw their support, and cautions that replacing Netanyahu with Eisenkot—or using different language—does not necessarily mean Israeli policies will change.
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