Arab Mayor Denies Supporting Izankot, Claims Coalition Deal Was Demanded
The head of the Toura B'Zangaria local council, Mu'id Elahib, has stated that a recent announcement by Benny Gantz's National Unity party regarding his support was inaccurate. Elahib clarified in an interview with Radio Al-Nass that his party did not declare support for Gantz, but rather demanded the inclusion of the Ra'am party in the next government.
According to Elahib, Gantz had promised to fulfill this demand. The clarification comes amid political maneuvering and coalition-building efforts, highlighting the complex dynamics between different political factions in Israel.
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