US Jewish Liberals Urge Israeli Opposition to Partner With Arab Parties
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Liberal US Jewish leaders are urging Israel's opposition, led by Gadi Eisenkot, to form a coalition with Arab parties after recent elections left both Netanyahu's and Eisenkot's blocs short of a majority. The success of Arab parties, securing 19 seats, offers a potential path to forming a government, though neither bloc has committed to including them. US figures like Jeremy Ben-Ami and Dan Shapiro advocate for this partnership to strengthen Israeli democracy and potentially sideline extremist ministers. Challenges include the Arab parties' political stances and opposition promises, but some suggest a minority government as a possibility as final election results are still being tallied.
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- US Jewish liberals urge Israeli opposition to partner with Arab parties to oust Netanyahu.
- Netanyahu's bloc won 53 seats and Eisenkot's won 48, neither reaching the 61 needed for a majority.
- Israel's Arab parties nearly doubled their representation to 19 seats, potentially providing a coalition majority.
- US figures cite strengthening democracy and preventing extremist influence as reasons for inclusion.
- Challenges include Arab parties' political positions and opposition bloc's prior campaign promises.
- Final election results are pending, with additional votes from soldiers and diplomats yet to be counted.
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