Anti Netanyahu Protests in Tel Aviv Call for Coalition with Arab Parties
According to the International Desk of Webangah News Agency, …
Anti-government protesters took to the streets of Tel Aviv, urging opposition faction leaders in the occupied territories to build a coalition administration that includes Arab parties. Demonstrators emphasized that such an alliance is crucial, noting that the opposition bloc known as the Change Bloc previously secured 67 seats, while Arab factions captured 19 seats in the parliament.
Participants in the rally asserted that establishing a joint government between the opposition and Arab parties represents the sole viable pathway to end Netanyahu’s rule and usher in a new political era in the region. They also highlighted that the coalition led by Netanyahu failed to secure a majority in the electoral race.
In a related development, Israeli media reported that Israeli regime President Isaac Herzog officially designated Gadi Eisenkot, leader of the Yashar party, to form the cabinet. Eisenkot has been granted an initial 28-day period to complete the task, which can be extended by an additional 14 days, providing a total of 42 days to form the government.
