Israeli Coalition Talks Begin Amid Calls for Arab Party Partnership
Politics · First reported 1 Nov, 09:24 · Updated 09:55
President Isaac Herzog began the process of coalition negotiations this week. A possible arrangement would see the centrist opposition bloc govern with Arab parties, while protesters have urged a Jewish-Arab coalition.
- President Isaac Herzog began the process of coalition government negotiations this week.
- One possibility is a government formed by the centrist opposition bloc and Arab parties, which would remove Benjamin Netanyahu as prime minister.
- Protesters have urged a Jewish-Arab coalition government.
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- Negotiation process
- President Isaac Herzog began it this week.
- Possible coalition
- The centrist opposition bloc could form a government with Arab parties.
- Possible consequence
- The arrangement would oust Benjamin Netanyahu as prime minister.
- Protesters’ call
- A Jewish-Arab coalition government.
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