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Israeli Official Urges Inclusion of Arab Parties in Government Coalitions
Nachman Shai, Dean of the Jewish United College in Jerusalem, proposed permanently including Arab parties in Israeli government coalitions to overcome political deadlock. He argued this inclusion is vital for addressing national challenges and aligns with Israel's founding principles of equality.
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- 01Nachman Shai proposed the permanent inclusion of Arab parties in Israeli government coalitions.
- 02He stated that recent election results have created a political stalemate requiring new solutions.
- 03Shai cited historical Israeli leaders who made difficult decisions for the country's long-term benefit.
- 04He emphasized that Arab citizens are a significant part of Israeli society but excluded from decision-making.
- 05The proposal requires mutual responsibility, democratic principles, and loyalty to the state.
- 06Shai urged rabbis to help unite Israeli society and bridge divides between groups.
Shai cited historical leaders who made difficult decisions for the nation's future and stressed the need for mutual responsibility in political partnerships. The call comes amid ongoing political instability and a decline in support for the Shas party.
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