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Palestinian-Israeli lawmaker Ayman Odeh bids farewell to the Knesset after 11 years, just as the possibility of a coalition backed by Arab parties takes center stage in Israel’s public debate | A film by @ran_shimoni and Shira Shechter
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Israel to release body of Palestinian teen who died malnourished in prison
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Editorial | Israel's opposition should form a government with Arab parties
Who is Gadi Eisenkot, the man who could oust Netanyahu, and what does he stand for?
Analysis • How the election results help Netanyahu avoid a reckoning over October 7 | Amos Harel
Analysis • Israel's standing in the U.S. is on a precipice after election deadlock
Netanyahu rails nonstop against alleged high Arab turnout, calls it 'emergency'
Iran says new proposal to reopen Strait of Hormuz under review
Hundreds call for Jewish-Arab government in demonstrations across Israel
Analysis • Who's to blame for the ultra-Orthodox Shas party's election collapse?
Opinion | The public in Israel decided: No more | Zvi Bar'el
Analysis • Netanyahu's rivals got a clear mandate to unseat him
In the race to succeed Pelosi, Israel divides San Francisco Jewish voters
Netanyahu's Likud accuses Arab parties of 'stealing' election, demands probe
With 88.6% of votes counted, opposition wins 67 seats – with 19 for Arab parties
Around 300 people have gathered to protest in Jerusalem's Paris Square, Tel Aviv's Mesila Park and UNESCO Square in Haifa, calling for the formation of a Jewish-Arab government.
Protesters carried signs with slogans including "Freedom for all, from the river to the sea" and "Yes to a Jewish-Arab government."
Filmed by Shira Shechter
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Israel's opposition says it's different From Netanyahu. Now its time to prove it | @davidiss
Yashar party leader Gadi Eisenkot issued his first response since his speech on Tuesday, saying he was focused on forming what he called a "Zionist government of enlistment" and bringing change to Israel.
"This is the people's will, having expressed no confidence in the October 7 government and its draft-dodging, and in the draft-dodging bloc as a whole," Eisenkot wrote on X.
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Hundreds call for Jewish-Arab government in demonstrations across Israel
