Israel’s Arab Parties Unite to Oust Netanyahu Government
Israel's Arab parties, having won a record 19 seats, aim to unite with opposition factions to unseat the Netanyahu government.
Israel's Arab parties, having won a record 19 seats, aim to unite with opposition factions to unseat the Netanyahu government.
Netanyahu faces tough coalition talks after election losses, testing his political skills.
Israel faces a political stalemate as election results indicate no clear majority for either Netanyahu's bloc or the opposition, leading to complex coalition talks.
Israel's opposition may control parliament but faces tough challenges forming a government due to deep ideological divides.
Former allies Naftali Bennett and Avigdor Liberman are emerging as potential challengers to Benjamin Netanyahu's leadership.
Ex-military chief Gadi Eisenkot is challenging PM Netanyahu, leading in polls but worrying supporters with his low-key campaign.
Arab lawmaker Mansour Abbas and a Jewish ex-police commander unite to challenge Benjamin Netanyahu's political dominance.
Netanyahu's visit to UAE leader Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan occurred amidst intense Israeli election focus on Hamas attack blame.
Raam party leader Mansour Abbas recruits Jewish lawmaker Yoav Segalovitz to boost Arab vote and influence in Israeli elections.
Former Israeli PMs Naftali Bennett and Yair Lapid are merging parties to challenge Benjamin Netanyahu in upcoming elections.