Elections in Israel: Opposition Leader Opens up to Arab Parties
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In the recent Israeli elections, parties opposing Netanyahu's government gained a clear advantage. But that doesn't mean anything yet – if Jewish parties don't break the anti-Arab taboo, Netanyahu could retain power. The article "Elections in Israel. Will the opposition form a coalition with Arabs?" comes from the website Kultura Liberalna.
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AFVThe leader of the Israeli opposition bloc Gadi Eisenkot made his first move. In a post on social media, the former military summit, today leading the so-called "front of change" has again claimed victory at the elections and the right to form the new executive, destined to orient Israeli politics in the coming years. [...] The post Elections in Israel: the opposition leader opens to Arab parties appeared first on The Independent.
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