PNN – Thousands of Zionists across various locations in (occupied Palestine) have called for the formation of a cabinet that includes Arab parties.
According to the report of Pakistan News Network; the newspaper Haaretz reported that thousands of Zionists across (occupied Palestine) held demonstrations demanding the formation of a cabinet that includes Arab parties, with the aim of ending Prime Minister Netanyahu’s tenure.
The report further notes that supporters of the Eisenkot bloc are demonstrating in occupied Jerusalem, Haifa, and Beersheba, as well as in the streets of Tira and Tayibe, among several other locations.
These individuals are calling for the formation of an inclusive cabinet that includes Arab parties; meanwhile, right-wing groups have held counter-protests, demanding fresh elections.
The report further states that on Saturday evening, thousands of protesters gathered at Habima Square in Tel Aviv, demanding the formation of a government in cooperation with the Joint List and the National Democratic Assembly (Balad). Similar demonstrations are taking place in several other locations across occupied Palestine.
Hundreds of protesters gathered at Paris Square in Jerusalem, while dozens more assembled at the Habima National Center in Be’er Sheva. Additional demonstrations also took place at Auditorium Square in Haifa, as well as at the Ras Amer junction near the towns of Tira and Tayibe.
In Tel Aviv, protesters chanted slogans such as “Through partnership and equality, we will change the government” and “The people have turned their backs on you—form a government now.”
Meanwhile, right-wing activists planned to hold a counter-demonstration at the same location in Tel Aviv about an hour later, and the police had cordoned off an area for them.
However, dozens of activists supporting the coalition parties arrived at the scene early, entered the area designated for the protesters, and called for the formation of a government based on cooperation between Jewish and Arab activists.
Right-wing, pro-Netanyahu demonstrators chanted slogans such as “Bibi is the King of Israel,” “Occupation, expulsion, and settlement building,” and “The people demand new elections.”
Police arrested one of the protesters. A security source explained that the activist had called on demonstrators to enter the designated area of a major protest and was detained on suspicion of disturbing public order.
A similar demonstration took place on Thursday, when approximately 200 people gathered outside the home of Gadi Eizenkot—leader of the Yashar party—in Herzliya, calling for the formation of a government.
Among other slogans, protesters chanted, “The people have made their choice: Jewish-Arab partnership,” and “Jews and Arabs refuse to be enemies.” Other demonstrations were also held at Paris Square in Jerusalem and UNESCO Square in Haifa.
Based on the election results, the opposition has secured a sufficient majority to form a government, holding 67 seats compared to the 53 seats held by Netanyahu’s bloc. However, the boycott of Arab parties by certain factions within the Eisenkot camp has reduced their effective seat count to just 48. Following the election, the Arab parties expressed their willingness to participate in the government.
Furthermore, Yousef Jabareen, head of the Joint List, announced this week that his party is prepared to pave the way for the ousting of the Netanyahu government.