Chairman of the Isr Party Gadi Eisenkot gave instructions to study the possibility of forming a government, which would benefit from indirect support from the Ra'am (Arabic) and "Yediot HaTorah". -You on Sunday, November 1st.
The program calls on "Torah Judaism" to leave the Netanyahu bloc and refrain from voting. And the Ra'am party will also adopt a position of abstinence.
If this scenario succeeds, Eisenkot's bloc could win 49 seats, leaving Netanyahu's coalition with 46 seats.
Direct negotiations with the joint Arab list are not planned, but those around Eisenkot trust their tacit agreement and interest in removing Benjamin Netanyahu from power. The leader of the Arab faction, Ahmed Tibi, previously announced his willingness to facilitate the change of government.