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Israeli "Change Bloc" Explores Ousting Knesset Speaker with Arab Party Support
Israeli "change bloc" leaders are considering replacing the Knesset speaker, aiming to secure a majority with Arab parties. Yair Golan urged a government partnership with Arab parties, stating Benjamin Netanyahu lost the election. Ahmad Tibi offered his party's support if the bloc shows courage.
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What happened
- 01Israeli "change bloc" leaders are discussing replacing the Knesset speaker with Arab party support.
- 02The bloc and Arab parties together hold a preliminary majority of 66 seats in the Knesset.
- 03Yair Golan stated Benjamin Netanyahu lost the election and called for Arab party partnership.
- 04Ahmad Tibi offered the Joint List's support for forming a government if the bloc has courage.
- 05Final coalition decisions await complete vote counts and political agreements.
Final coalition arrangements depend on vote counts and political consensus.
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