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Netanyahu's power crisis, the chair will go! Know what the new equation has become?

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ready to support the anti-Netanyahu parties from the outside.

The Joint List is ready to support anti-Netanyahu parties from outside.   The party itself does not want to be part of the government, but wants to cooperate in the effort to remove the current government.   Ahmed Tibi, a senior Arab lawmaker on the Joint List, said: "We want to help all those who want to topple this bad government and replace it with another.   We want to be part of reform and hope. The report described Tibi as the second leading candidate on the Joint List.

He said three lawmakers from the nationalist Arab party Balad may not support the recommendation, but other parties may do so.   Farah is associated with an advocacy group working for the rights of the Arab community in Israel.   He was also supposed to be a joint list candidate in the election, but later withdrew his candidature.

said Ahmad Tibi, "Be like Rabin

Netanyahu's coalition won 53 seats, eight short of a majority

This is the first time that elections have been held in Israel since the 2023 Hamas attack.   After the results came out this week, it became clear that the anti-Netanyahu Judicious parties won 48 seats.   At the same time, the Arab-dominated parties Ram and Joint List together have won 19 seats. On the other hand, Netanyahu's coalition has got 53 seats.   Before the election, it had 68 seats.   In this way, its support has decreased by 15 seats.   However, at least 61 seats are needed to form a government in the 120-member Israeli parliament i.e. Knesset.   None of the coalitions have achieved this figure.

Arab parties, the opposition can get a majority

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