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Ahmad Tibi, head of the Joint List faction, said his list was prepared to give a government led by Gadi Eisenkot conditional parliamentary support, but would not provide a “free safety net” or join the government. He called for concrete guarantees to combat crime and violence, halt home demolitions—particularly in the Negev—and provide budgets for Arab towns and their services. He stressed that removing Benjamin Netanyahu from power would not, by itself, create a government of peace or equality. The Joint List and the United Arab List (Ra’am) hold 19 seats between them. Tibi said they must turn that representation into tangible gains for Arab society while maintaining their independent political positions.
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