Mansour Abbas, leader of the Ream party: After the announcement of the election results, both the Netanyahu camp and his opponents are negotiating with Arab parties: "Everyone is talking to us, not just the Change Bloc." Focusing on the practical issues of the Arab citizens, including security, budgets, housing and infrastructure, the Ream party announced that it will decide to join the government if it forms a stable coalition for a four-year term. Counting some of the votes, the Netanyahu bloc has about 55 mandates and the Arab parties about 16; Therefore, none of the two camps will reach a majority of 61 seats without the support of the Arab parties.