The joint list, which is made up of Israeli Arab parties, announced in a statement on Wednesday, Friday in Akbar, that it is ready for "political cooperation to oust Benjamin Netanyahu's government." This position was raised in a situation where the initial results of the parliamentary elections in Israel show that neither of the two central parties obtained the necessary majority to form the government.

The joint list, which is made up of Israeli Arab parties, announced in a statement on Wednesday, Friday in Akbar, that it is ready for "political cooperation to oust Benjamin Netanyahu's government." This position was raised in a situation where the initial results of the parliamentary elections in Israel show that neither of the two central parties obtained the necessary majority to form the government.