The constitution of a new executive cannot ignore the Arab parties, which made a spectacular breakthrough by winning 19 seats out of the 120 in the Knesset, the Israeli parliament. For its part, the anti-Netanyahu coalition obtained 48 seats.
Following the legislative elections in Israel, no party or coalition is able to form a stable government. This situation opens the way to new complex political negotiations within the state.
In Tel Aviv, the opinions of citizens and political actors are mixed regarding the formation of a government that would include representatives of Arab parties.
In the event of failure in the formation of a ministerial cabinet, new elections could be organized, as has already been the case several times in the country's history.
Then begins a series of negotiations which cannot ignore the Arab parties with 19 seats.
In Tel Aviv, opinions are mixed on the formation of a government including their representatives.
The anti-Netanyahu coalition obtains 48 seats.
If it fails, there could be new elections, as has been the case several times in the country's history.