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As Israeli President Isaac Herzog starts official consultations with parliamentary parties to decide who gets the first mandate to form a government, the path ahead remains deeply uncertain. With neither major bloc holding a clear majority, another election seems plausible—yet in Israeli politics, unexpected coalitions are always on the table.
Forming a stable government without Arab parties appears nearly impossible for the opposition, and some Israelis are expressing a notable shift in mindset regarding Arab political representation in the cabinet.
As Israeli President Isaac Herzog starts official consultations with parliamentary parties to decide who gets the first mandate to form a government, the path ahead remains deeply uncertain. With neither major bloc holding a clear majority, another election seems plausible—yet in Israeli politics, unexpected coalitions are always on the table.
Forming a stable government without Arab parties appears nearly impossible for the opposition, and some Israelis are expressing a notable shift in mindset regarding Arab political representation in the cabinet.