elections in Israel; Golan demanded to form a coalition with Arab parties with the results of more than 84% of the election ballots in Israel, preliminary calculations show the share of the parties supporting Binyamin Netanyahu in 54 seats, the opposition bloc led by Gadi Eisenkot in 49 seats, and mainly Arab parties in 17 seats. These numbers are not final, and 61 seats are required to achieve a majority in parliament. At the same time, Yair Golan, the leader of the Democratic Party, called for a coalition with Arab parties and said: "Netanyahu's racist distinction between Jewish and Arab votes should not be accepted." "We have no future here unless we stop being afraid and end racism," he said, saying that Netanyahu has failed. However, the final result of the elections and the composition of the future government are still unknown.