Israeli protesters demand opposition ally with Arab parties to oust Netanyahu
Protesters said an alliance with Arab parties could give the anti-Netanyahu bloc 67 seats and a path to form a government.
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In Israel, several squares of the country vibrated, on Saturday 31 October, a clear demand: to see the Arab political parties sit down, right at the table of the future power. Weared by the collective Standing Together, this citizen leap intends to weigh with all its weight on the ongoing negotiations and to push the opposition's reflexes to block the road to the Likud of Benyamin Netanyahu.
Israeli protesters demand opposition ally with Arab parties to oust Netanyahu
The window of hundreds of Israelis demonstrated on the streets of Tel Aviv, Saturday, to demand an alliance of opposition leaders with Arab parties, with a view to overthrowing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who stepped up from his attack on the leaders of the Arab minority in the country...
Hundreds of people gathered on Saturday evening in Tel Aviv to encourage the camp of opposition led by Gadi Eisenkot to form an alliance with the Arab parties, with the aim of removing the Israeli Prime Minister from power in office. At the rally, participants displayed banners with messages such as "Arabs and Jews will only win together . . . .
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