Israel’s Election Raises Questions About Opposition Cooperation With Arab-Led Parties
Politics · First reported 28 Oct, 08:46 · Updated 05:57
A former Israeli diplomat says opposition leaders could cooperate with Arab-led parties to form or support a government, while the supplied centre-side headline urges Jewish and Arab opposition parties to work together to remove Netanyahu from office.
- Alon Pinkas says opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot could form a coalition with Arab-led parties or lead a minority government with their outside support.
- The supplied centre-side headline argues that Jewish and Arab opposition parties should work together if they want to remove Netanyahu from office.
- The articles present cooperation as a question for the opposition, while reporting that Netanyahu and Eisenkot have rejected working with Arab-led parties.
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- Potential coalition partner
- Arab-led parties, which the article says draw much of their support from Palestinian citizens of Israel.
- Options described by Pinkas
- A coalition with Arab-led parties or a minority government receiving their outside support.
- Leaders reported as rejecting cooperation
- Gadi Eisenkot and Benjamin Netanyahu.
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