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Ongoing Story· Day 49

Arab Israeli Lawmaker Vows Unprecedented Actions to Oust Netanyahu

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SrugimPolitics

Arab Parties' Election Success Positions Ahmed Tibi as Kingmaker

Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

Ahmed Tibi, Chairman of the Joint List, declared himself the kingmaker after Arab parties won a historic 18 Knesset seats in the recent elections. He informed the "change bloc" that their success in ousting Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu now hinges on his support. Tibi stated that he will now decide who becomes prime minister, framing the choice as "either Bibi or Tibi."

The story in 4 lines · by baba

  • Ahmed Tibi declared himself kingmaker after Arab parties won a historic 18 Knesset seats.
  • Tibi stated that the "change bloc" now needs his support to unseat Prime Minister Netanyahu.
  • He asserted that he will determine who becomes the next prime minister.
  • Tibi's statement framed the choice as "either Bibi or Tibi."

Following unprecedented election results for Arab parties, Ahmed Tibi, Chairman of the Joint List, has asserted his pivotal role in forming Israel's next government. The Arab parties, Ra'am and the Joint List, collectively secured an estimated 18 Knesset seats, a historic achievement. Tibi issued a clear message to the "change bloc" parties, indicating that their efforts to unseat Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu now depend on appeasing him. He declared that from now on, he is the one who determines who will be prime minister, famously stating, "From now on it's either Bibi or Tibi."

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