Joint List to Back Opposition Plan to Oust Netanyahu
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
Ahmad Tibi, chairman of the Joint List faction, declared his party's intention to support the opposition's plan to remove Benjamin Netanyahu from power. The Joint List is offering its backing to the center-left bloc in exchange for its program addressing crime, halting home demolitions, and pursuing a political horizon. Tibi acknowledged the difficult political landscape but stressed the party's commitment to its principles and the interests of the Arab community.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Ahmad Tibi announced the Joint List's support for ousting Benjamin Netanyahu.
- The Joint List demands a plan to combat crime in the Arab sector.
- The party insists on a halt to all home demolitions.
- The Joint List seeks progress on a political horizon with the Palestinians.
- Tibi stated the choice is between 'bad and worse' politically.
Ahmad Tibi, chairman of the Joint List faction in the Knesset, announced Sunday that his party will not allow Benjamin Netanyahu to form a transitional government and will support the center-left bloc's plan to oust him. Tibi stated that the Joint List is offering a 'safety net' to the center-left bloc in exchange for the adoption of its agenda.
Key demands from the Joint List include the implementation of a plan to combat crime and violence within the Arab sector, a complete halt to home demolitions, and efforts to advance a political horizon with the Palestinians. Tibi described the current political choice as being "between bad and worse," acknowledging that the next government would not be a "government of peace."
Despite this, Tibi emphasized that the party would seek common ground that serves its society and interests without compromising its principles. He indicated that the Joint List aims to find a launching point that benefits the Arab community while upholding their core values.
