Joint List Chairman Vows to Back Any Government Replacing Netanyahu
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
Yosef Jabareen, chairman of the Joint List, announced his party will support any government aiming to replace Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. He stated the party will leverage its full operational freedom to achieve this goal. The conditions for support include plans to combat crime in Arab society, stop home demolitions, and advance a political solution for a Palestinian state. This declaration comes two and a half weeks before elections, with polls showing a tight race.
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- Joint List Chairman Yosef Jabareen announced his party will back any government replacing Benjamin Netanyahu.
- Jabareen stated the party has full operational freedom to replace the current government.
- The conditions for support include plans to combat crime in Arab society.
- The Joint List will also demand a halt to home demolition policies.
- Advancing a political horizon for a Palestinian state is another key demand.
- The announcement was made two and a half weeks before the upcoming elections.
Yosef Jabareen, chairman of the Joint List, officially declared on Saturday evening that his party is prepared to provide a safety net for any government that replaces the current administration led by Benjamin Netanyahu. This marks the first time Jabareen has made such a public and explicit statement, which he released in a video.
"After the elections, we will impose our conditions on any political constellation in Israel," Jabareen stated in the video. "We have full operational freedom, without limitations, to replace the Netanyahu government, and we will use all the tools at our disposal."
The declaration comes with only two and a half weeks remaining until the elections, amidst polls indicating a deadlock between the political blocs. Jabareen outlined the conditions the Joint Arab List will present to any future political coalition. According to him, the party will demand an action and budget plan to eradicate crime within Arab society, a halt to home demolition policies, and the advancement of a political horizon for the establishment of a Palestinian state.
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