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Israeli Arabs Rally Support for Eisenkot... Netanyahu Faces 'Risk of Ousting' (Comprehensive Report 2)

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‌Israeli Arabs Rally Support for Eisenkot... Netanyahu Faces 'Risk of Ousting' (Comprehensive Report 2)
Islamist Ra'am to be joined by Joint List... "Next Cabinet to be Supported from Outside"
'Green Light' for Eisenkot to Form Coalition... Netanyahu Loses Ultra-Orthodox Support
The Joint List is a political alliance formed by several Arab parties to represent the interests of Arab Israelis, who make up approximately 20% of Israel's total population.
They have traditionally demanded a resolution to the Palestinian issue and the guarantee of rights for Arab citizens within Israel, and have strongly opposed the reelection of the hard-right current Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Previously, the Islamist Arab party Ra'am (8 seats), which had pursued an independent path, also expressed its intention to support Eisenkot's representative as the next Prime Minister.
As a result, Arab parties that had previously shown signs of division appear to be uniting behind Eisenkot under the shared consensus of being 'Anti-Netanyahu' following this general election.
Initially, the anti-Netanyahu camp ended up with only 48 seats—5 fewer than the pro-Netanyahu bloc—but they have now been able to nominate Eisenkot as a Prime Ministerial candidate after receiving nominations from 67 members (including 19 from Arab parties), which is a majority of the 120 seats in the Knesset (Parliament).
Under Israel's political system, a candidate who secures nominations from a majority of Parliament receives the first priority from the President to form a coalition, significantly increasing Eisenkot's chances of becoming the next Prime Minister.
On the other hand, Prime Minister Netanyahu faces the risk of being ousted as the Ultra-Orthodox Jewish parties, who were his steadfast allies, have given up on nominating a Prime Ministerial candidate.
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Even if this man is ousted, it doesn't feel like the war will end; he'll probably just leave after making a huge mess. Anyway, I hope he goes to prison after his trial.

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