Arab Political Parties in Israel Negotiate Anti-Netanyahu Government Formation
Summary
Arab political parties in Israel are negotiating with the anti-Netanyahu bloc to help shape an alternative government after the parliamentary election. The Joint List says it is ready for parliamentary cooperation but is unlikely to formally join the coalition.
Key Points
- Senior Arab MP Ahmed Tibi said the Joint List is discussing support for the anti-Netanyahu opposition after the election.
- The alliance is willing to cooperate on issues such as crime in Arab communities, house demolitions, infrastructure, and hate activity.
- Yair Golan and Yousef Jabareen both urged cooperation to block Netanyahu from forming another government.
- Preliminary vote counts showed neither bloc had enough seats to form a majority, making the Arab parties potentially decisive.
