Golan Contradicts Eizenkot, Open to Arab Party in Government
Yair Golan, a partner in the "left-wing bloc" coalition, stated on Sunday that the Arab party Ra'am, led by Mansour Abbas, could be part of the next government, calling it "natural, correct, and fitting." This statement directly contrasts with an assertion made by Gadi Eizenkot just a day prior, who unequivocally stated that Ra'am would not be included in any government he forms.
Golan elaborated in an interview that the inclusion of an Arab party in the upcoming government is "definitely on the table," specifically naming Abbas and Ra'am. He emphasized that based on past experience with Abbas, his participation would be "natural, correct, and fitting."
Ra'am itself has dismissed Eizenkot's promise. Yoav Seglovitz, second on Ra'am's list, responded on Saturday that Eizenkot "will not have a government without Ra'am," urging him not to "fold under the Likud's scare campaign."
The Likud party reacted to Golan's remarks, claiming they revealed the true intentions behind the bloc's statements. The Likud stated that Golan's comments exposed the plan, adding that Eizenkot would form a "left-wing government with Yair Golan, [Avigdor] Lieberman, [Naftali] Bennett, and the Arab parties."
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