Israel: protesters call for a Jewish-Arab coalition to topple Netanyahu
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In Tel Aviv, at Habima Square, protesters gathered to call for the formation of a Jewish-Arab coalition. Their aim is to bring down Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who has been in power for several years.
The protesters believe that an alliance between Jewish parties and Arab Israeli parties could make it possible to change the political majority. They want to show that the two communities can work together, in a very divided political context.
This mobilization comes in the period leading up to the legislative elections in Israel. For several months, the country has been experiencing significant political tensions, particularly around the current government's position and its decisions.
For now, the question of this coalition remains open. The results of the next elections will determine whether this project can become reality. For French readers, this news is followed as a major political event in the Middle East.
Sources: 20 Minuten
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