The latest Israeli election ended without a clear majority for any party. A coalition of centre‑right opposition groups emerged that could challenge the incumbent prime minister. Their ability to form a government depends on securing enough partners in a coalition. Arab‑led parties hold a number of seats that could be decisive in that process. Political analysts say that the backing of these parties may allow the opposition to replace Netanyahu. Consequently, the Arab‑led groups have become focal points of the post‑election negotiations.