Protests Erupt in Israel as Demonstrators Urge Gadi Eisenkot to Form Alliance With Arab Parties to Oust Netanyahu

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Refusing to work with the Arab parties may be his opponents

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Israeli opposition leader Gadi Eizenkot moves to oust Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu by building a new coalition government with Arab and left-wing parties.

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AYMAN ODEH* For years they have tried to convince us that we do not have a real place in politics here. The right points us as enemies and as a fifth column, while the center and left parties fear to pay the political price of a partnership with us. In a state that defines itself as the nation state of [...] The post Demonstrations in Israel support joint Jewish-Arab government to drive Netanyahu away first appeared in People's Time.

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Demonstrations were held in Israel on Saturday, October 31 to demand the integration of the mixed and Arab progressive lists into the Zionist coalition of Gadi Eisenkot to overthrow outgoing Prime Minister Benyamin Netanyahu. The former Chief of Staff lays down almost unacceptable conditions for these formations.

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, in response to the Arab bloc's strong showing, accuses Palestinian voters of "stealing the election." At the same time, Israelis are demanding that the opposition form a Jewish-Arab coalition. Gadi Eisenkot responded to their protests by setting conditions that potential coalition partners must meet.