Arab party leaders to meet to coordinate positions
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Leaders of the Arab parties Ra'am and the Joint List plan to meet on Monday. The meeting will be their first since the recent elections. They intend to coordinate their positions and political actions with the anti‑Netanyahu bloc. Both parties declared that they will work to replace the current Netanyahu government. The coordination aims to strengthen their collective influence.
The leaders of Ra'am and the Joint List are expected to meet on Monday for the first time since the elections, aiming to coordinate their positions and political moves with the anti-Netanyahu bloc. Both parties stated: "We will do everything to replace the Netanyahu government."