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A Jewish-Arab majority could form in Israel’s parliament: Eisenkot vows to quickly form a new government
A so-called "Jewish-Arab majority" could soon be formed in Israel’s Knesset, which would create a "fundamentally new" cabinet of ministers. In any case, the head of one of Benjamin Netanyahu’s opposition parties, Yashar, Gadi Eisenkot, presented his action plan after the new Knesset was sworn in. In turn, the leader of the "United List of Arab Factions," Ahmad Tibi, promised him support from the Arab parties in the Knesset.
Both statements were made on Saturday evening, 31 October. Eisenkot’s words were preceded by a meeting with another opposition leader, the Be-Yahad representative Yair Lapid.
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