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Full coverage· Politics· Updated

Joint List Willing to Pave Way for Netanyahu's Ouster

The Joint List, a bloc of Arab-majority parties, has expressed readiness to help oust Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government, advocating for an equitable Jewish-Arab partnership.

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What happened

  1. 01Joint List Chairman Yousef Jabareen stated his party is ready to help oust the Netanyahu government.
  2. 02Sami Abu Shehadeh set conditions for cooperation, demanding an end to incitement against Arab parties.
  3. 03MK Ahmed Tibi confirmed ongoing talks with the "Change Bloc" to replace the current government.
  4. 04Yair Golan argued the "Change Bloc" has a majority and the responsibility to form a government.
  5. 05Ahmed Tibi declined to label Hamas a terrorist organization when questioned.
  6. 06The Joint List seeks progress on issues like crime in the Arab community and infrastructure.

Party leaders Yousef Jabareen and Sami Abu Shehadeh outlined conditions for cooperation with potential coalition partners, emphasizing human rights and equality. MK Ahmed Tibi confirmed ongoing talks with the "Change Bloc" and suggested the Joint List might not join a future government organically but would support its formation. The statements come amid efforts to form an alternative government following recent elections.

Translated and summarized by baba from Behadrei Haredim, the latest report. Read Behadrei Haredim’s original

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