The fate of Israel will be decided by the Arab parties. Will Netanyahu lose power following the parliamentary elections? Yesterday the Knesset elections were held in Israel. And although the Likud party of the current Prime Minister Netanyahu is at the top, it still does not win the necessary majority to form a government. In this case, Arab parties opposing Netanyahu can play a decisive role. After counting 84.5% of the ballots, the bloc of the current Prime Minister receives 54 seats in the parliament, the opposition bloc of former Chief of General Staff Gadi Eisenkot - 49, and the Arab parties - 17. 61 seats are required to form a government. Thus, in theory, the opposition, together with the Arab parties, can count on 66 mandates. But the problem is that some right-wing politicians in the opposition, including Eisenkot and Avigdor Lieberman, rejected cooperation with Arab forces in the past. But there are other voices in the left camp. The leader of the Democratic Party in the opposition bloc, Yair Golan, has already called on the opposition to reach an agreement with the Arab parties. "We have the majority. We must stop being afraid. We have an opportunity to form a government of change in partnership with the Arab citizens of Israel," he said. The leader of the Arab Joint List, Yosef Jabarin, also announced his willingness to help remove Netanyahu from power. According to Le Monde, several scenarios are now possible: the establishment of an opposition government with the support of Arab delegates (including without their official participation in the coalition), or the establishment of a broad coalition with the participation of the Likud and part of the current opposition. However, the opposition leaders have so far rejected an alliance with Netanyahu. Therefore, a prolonged political crisis cannot be ruled out, in which the Prime Minister will remain acting Prime Minister, and Israel will have to hold new elections. Recall that on the eve of the elections, US President Trump openly called on Israelis to vote for Netanyahu. "Vote for Bibi Netanyahu for Prime Minister.

The fate of Israel will be decided by the Arab parties. Will Netanyahu lose power following the parliamentary elections? Yesterday the Knesset elections were held in Israel. And although the Likud party of the current Prime Minister Netanyahu is at the top, it still does not win the necessary majority to form a government. In this case, Arab parties opposing Netanyahu can play a decisive role. After counting 84.5% of the ballots, the bloc of the current Prime Minister receives 54 seats in the parliament, the opposition bloc of former Chief of General Staff Gadi Eisenkot - 49, and the Arab parties - 17. 61 seats are required to form a government. Thus, in theory, the opposition, together with the Arab parties, can count on 66 mandates. But the problem is that some right-wing politicians in the opposition, including Eisenkot and Avigdor Lieberman, rejected cooperation with Arab forces in the past. But there are other voices in the left camp. The leader of the Democratic Party in the opposition bloc, Yair Golan, has already called on the opposition to reach an agreement with the Arab parties. "We have the majority. We must stop being afraid. We have an opportunity to form a government of change in partnership with the Arab citizens of Israel," he said. The leader of the Arab Joint List, Yosef Jabarin, also announced his willingness to help remove Netanyahu from power. According to Le Monde, several scenarios are now possible: the establishment of an opposition government with the support of Arab delegates (including without their official participation in the coalition), or the establishment of a broad coalition with the participation of the Likud and part of the current opposition. However, the opposition leaders have so far rejected an alliance with Netanyahu. Therefore, a prolonged political crisis cannot be ruled out, in which the Prime Minister will remain acting Prime Minister, and Israel will have to hold new elections. Recall that on the eve of the elections, US President Trump openly called on Israelis to vote for Netanyahu. "Vote for Bibi Netanyahu for Prime Minister.