‘BIBI OUT, WHO’S NEXT?’: How Israel’s 19 Arab Lawmakers Are Plotting To END Netanyahu’s Rule

Israel’s final election results have produced a hung Knesset, leaving Benjamin Netanyahu without a majority but his opponents still unable to replace him outright. Netanyahu’s bloc finished with 53 seats in the 120-member parliament, while Gadi Eisenkot’s opposition grouping secured 48. Ra’am and the Joint List won a combined 19 seats. With 61 required to form a government, neither major bloc can govern alone. The arithmetic puts the Arab-led parties in a potentially decisive position, but the politics are far more complicated. Netanyahu has ruled out governing with them, while Eisenkot has set conditions for potential cooperation. Joint List politician Yousef Jabareen says his party wants to help remove Netanyahu and could consider supporting an alternative government from outside, depending on negotiations. If nobody can assemble 61 seats, Israel could ultimately be forced back to another election. The vote is finished; the battle over who governs is only beginning.

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