Diaspora Jews Urge Israeli Opposition to Form 'Coalition of Change' with Arab Parties
Summarized from The Jerusalem Post by baba
Over 2,000 Jews from 27 countries have signed an open letter urging Israeli opposition leaders to unite and form a "coalition of change" with Arab parties. The letter, initiated by The London Initiative, calls for repairing Israel's democracy, promoting equal rights, pursuing peace with Palestinians, and strengthening ties with the Diaspora. Signatories include prominent Jewish figures from the Diaspora and Israelis affected by the October 7 attacks. They believe the current government has damaged Israel's standing and relationships, and that a new coalition is needed to address these issues.
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- Over 2,000 Jews from 27 countries urged Israeli opposition leaders to form a "coalition of change."
- The open letter calls for repairing Israel's democracy and rule of law.
- Signatories advocate for equal rights and inclusion of Arab parties in government.
- The coalition should renew peace efforts with Palestinians and strengthen Diaspora ties.
- The letter criticizes the current government's impact on Israel's democracy and global standing.
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