Joint List Proposes Netanyahu's Ouster for Palestinian Political Horizon
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
Ahmad Tibi, chairman of the Joint List faction, presented a plan for the opposition to support the removal of Benjamin Netanyahu from power. The party's demands include adopting their plan to combat crime, halting home demolitions, and advancing a political horizon for Palestinians. Tibi stated the Joint List would support the opposition's candidate for Knesset speaker and push for the "accused law" before a government is formed.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Ahmad Tibi proposed removing Benjamin Netanyahu from power in exchange for Palestinian political progress.
- The Joint List will support the opposition's candidate for Knesset speaker.
- The party plans to advance the "accused law" before a new government is formed.
- Demands include a plan to combat crime and a halt to home demolitions.
- Tibi stated the choice is between "bad and worse" for the next government.
Ahmad Tibi, chairman of the Joint List faction, outlined his party's post-election strategy on Sunday, stating they would support the opposition's candidate for Knesset speaker and advance the "accused law" before a new government is formed. Tibi also detailed the Joint List's demands for supporting opposition initiatives, emphasizing their goal to prevent Benjamin Netanyahu from serving as a transition prime minister. "We will act to oust Amir Ohana and advance the accused law even before a government is established," Tibi declared. He proposed the Joint List would offer a "safety net" in exchange for commitments, including the adoption of the party's plan to combat violence and crime, a halt to home demolitions, and the pursuit of a political horizon for Palestinians. Tibi acknowledged that the next government would not be a "peace government" but framed the choice as between "bad and worse," seeking common ground that serves their society and interests without compromising principles.
