The opposition to Netanyahu begins to negotiate to form a Government in Israel

Following the recent elections in Israel, opposition parties are negotiating to form a government as neither the pro-Netanyahu coalition nor the opposition has a majority. The Arab parties have gained significant seats, making them crucial for any future government formation. Netanyahu's Likud party received 26 seats, while the opposition led by Gadi Eisenkot secured 21. Accusations of electoral fraud have emerged from Netanyahu's camp against the Arab parties. The political landscape remains uncertain, with various scenarios being considered, including a unity government or new elections. Analysts highlight the importance of Arab votes in the opposition's strategy, despite Netanyahu's refusal to collaborate with them.