Left leader called for an alliance with Israeli Arab parties

Yair Golan, leader of the Israeli left, called for an alliance with Arab parties to oppose Prime Minister Netanyahu. He emphasized the need to reject Netanyahu's racist division between Jewish and Arab votes and highlighted the opportunity for a significant change in government. Golan expressed readiness to collaborate with all partners and build bridges despite differences. Current electoral data shows Likud and allies with 55 seats, while the opposition holds 49 and Arab parties have 16 seats in the Knesset.