The leader of the "Joint Arab List" says his coalition is ready to help oust Netanyahu Yosef Jabarin, the leader of the Joint Arab List, says his coalition is "ready to lay the groundwork for the removal of the Netanyahu government". According to the announcement of the Central Election Commission in Israel, this joint list currently has the fourth largest share of all votes with 11.9 percent of the votes and can play a role in the efforts to form a coalition government. Mr. Jabarin wrote on the X social network: "Against a government that is beginning to bleed and against policies based on supremacy, racism and rejection of others, we offer a completely different alternative." He added, "The change is taking place in the context of Jewish-Arab cooperation; an original and equal cooperation. No less, no more." The Netanyahu government has often presented the Arabs living in Israel as a threat to the Jewish identity of this government. Many Arabs living in Israel consider themselves Palestinians, citizens of Israel. He recently said that his opponents plan to unite with the Arabs and establish a "dangerous government". Yair Golan, leader of the left-wing "Democrats" party, which is part of the "Change Bloc" coalition headed by Gadi Eisenkot, called on the opposition parties to work with Arab-led parties to form a government. Mr. Eisenkot previously dismissed this possibility.