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Joint List to Back Ohana's Ouster, Block Netanyahu as Interim PM
Ahmad Tibi, a senior member of the Joint List, announced the party will support removing Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana and preventing Benjamin Netanyahu from serving as interim prime minister. The party also backs the "Accused Law" to block Netanyahu's premiership, though its legality is questioned.
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What happened
- 01Ahmad Tibi announced the Joint List will support removing Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana post-election.
- 02The Joint List will not allow Benjamin Netanyahu to serve as an interim prime minister.
- 03The party supports the "Accused Law" to prevent Netanyahu from becoming prime minister.
- 04The Joint List demands a plan to combat crime and halt home demolitions for support.
- 05Yosef Jabareen previously stated the party could offer a 'safety net' for a Netanyahu alternative.
- 06Many parties in the anti-Netanyahu bloc have rejected cooperation with Arab parties.
The Joint List demands a plan to combat crime and halt home demolitions in exchange for support, stating their choice is "between bad and worse."
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