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Eisenkot Opens Coalition Door to Arab Parties Under Four Conditions to Oust Netanyahu

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Eisenkot Opens Coalition Door to Arab Parties Under Four Conditions to Oust Netanyahu

Yashar party leader Gadi Eisenkot opened coalition talks to any Knesset member who signs four guiding principles and said he will back military operations before a new government is sworn in only against direct, immediate threats to Israel, including limiting support for strikes on Iran. Eisenkot argued that a majority of voters rejected Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s ruling coalition by a margin of more than 500,000 ballots, reversing earlier opposition pledges to boycott Arab-led factions as he seeks a 61 seat majority.

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Eisenkot Coalition Forms
Gadi Eisenkot converts Arab-party gains and ultra-Orthodox tactical flexibility into a narrow anti-Netanyahu majority. The United Arab List’s acceptance of coalition terms gives him the core support needed, while United Torah Judaism has already signaled openness to his leadership.
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Talks Stall Again
Eisenkot’s four conditions prove insufficient to bridge security, budget and legitimacy disputes among Arab parties, UTJ and secular opposition figures. The anti-Netanyahu bloc remains numerically close to a majority but cannot translate that into a signed coalition agreement.
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Netanyahu Countermove Succeeds
Benjamin Netanyahu exploits discomfort over Arab-party influence and offers targeted concessions to religious, right-wing or centrist defectors. His most plausible path is not a clean election victory but a parliamentary maneuver that denies Eisenkot the final votes.
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Another Election Called
Neither Eisenkot nor Netanyahu can assemble 61 reliable MKs, and the Knesset moves toward another election. Arab parties’ record gains remain politically decisive, but the system fails to absorb them into a stable governing arrangement.
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