The fate of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is now decided by Arab parties.
And the main obstacle to the opposition is Avigdor Lieberman, head of the Beitno Israel party.
A man who built his entire career on harsh rhetoric against the Arab citizens of Israel.
The Ra'am party says directly: after the elections, Lieberman made the conditions worse and bargained for the position of Prime Minister.
The head of the Prime Minister, Mansour Abbas, believes that there is now a higher chance of repeat elections than a new government.
And he warns: such a turnout of Arab voters may not happen again.
At the same time, Ra'am and the Joint List are ready to support the head of the Yesh Atid party, former Prime Minister Yair Lapid, for the position of Speaker of the Knesset.
It turns out interesting.
Netanyahu cannot be ousted without Arab votes.
Lieberman does not want to go with them.
In short, the opposition is once again choosing between victory and its ambitions.
And Netanyahu is waiting.