An amazing irony in the Israeli elections: neither Benjamin Netanyahu's Genocide and Apartheid Supporters Group nor Gadi Eisenkot's Genocide Supporters and Apartheid Supporters Group has a majority in the Knesset. Netanyahu bloc: 53 seats Eisenkot bloc: 48 seats Arab parties: 19 seats Both blocs will have to woo the Arab parties to get a governing majority, which means promising to ease some of their most racist and brutal policies. This in turn will anger Israeli voters, most of whom support genocide, ethnic cleansing and apartheid against the Palestinian people.

An amazing irony in the Israeli elections: neither Benjamin Netanyahu's Genocide and Apartheid Supporters Group nor Gadi Eisenkot's Genocide Supporters and Apartheid Supporters Group has a majority in the Knesset. Netanyahu bloc: 53 seats Eisenkot bloc: 48 seats Arab parties: 19 seats Both blocs will have to woo the Arab parties to get a governing majority, which means promising to ease some of their most racist and brutal policies. This in turn will anger Israeli voters, most of whom support genocide, ethnic cleansing and apartheid against the Palestinian people.