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Israel's opposition must form 65-seat majority coalition with Arab parties, Democrats' Golan says

Arab parties' unexpected pledge to help topple Netanyahu forces Israel’s opposition to chase a 65‑seat coalition.

By · Published October 28, 2026  14:29 UTC · Updated October 28, 2026  14:29 UTC

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  • Primary Driver: Arab parties' unexpected pledge to help topple Netanyahu forces Israel’s opposition to chase a 65‑seat coalition.
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The surprise comes from Israel’s Arab parties signaling a willingness to help oust Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, a stance reported first by Yahoo. The Times of Israel quoted the Joint List chief as ready to “pave the way” for removing the Netanyahu government, while Haaretz relayed an Arab party leader’s claim that the premier can be unseated if the opposition is “brave enough.” These statements collectively map a growing willingness among Arab legislators to participate in a change‑over.

The Jerusalem Post cited Democrat Golan’s assertion that the opposition must now forge a 65‑seat majority coalition with Arab parties, underscoring the political calculation required to replace Netanyahu. While outlets such as i24NEWS and The Times of Israel emphasize collaborative intent, Haaretz frames the effort as a question of bravery, creating a nuanced picture of both opportunity and resistance.

Current reporting indicates the opposition is tasked with assembling that cross‑community bloc, but no agreement has been confirmed yet.

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Which parties are being urged to join the new coalition?

Arab parties, including Ra'am and the Joint List, are being called upon to join an opposition coalition that must reach 65 seats.

Who stated the necessity of a 65‑seat majority?

Democrat Golan said the opposition must form a 65‑seat majority coalition with Arab parties.

What did Mansour Abbas say regarding the election results?

Mansour Abbas thanked Itamar Ben‑Gvir and Bezalel Smotrich for Ra'am’s election gains.

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