Eisenkot’s Arab Party Alliance Could Unseat NetanyahuArab Alliance Offers Israel a Path Beyond NetanyahuEisenkot’s Fragile Coalition Depends on Arab Party Support
On November 5, opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot joined forces with two Arab party leaders in Israel, creating a bloc with 67 of parliament’s 120 seats and a potential path to replace Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.On November 5, Gadi Eisenkot joined two Arab party leaders in Israel, creating a 67-seat bloc that could replace Benjamin Netanyahu’s government and bring Arab parties into the governing coalition.On November 5, Gadi Eisenkot joined two Arab party leaders in Israel to form a potential 67-seat majority, setting up a bid to replace Benjamin Netanyahu despite deep divisions among the partners.