Poll: Israeli Arab Parties May Hold Key Power Balance in Next Week's Election, But Major Jewish Parties Rule Out Cooperation
Israel is set to hold general elections next week. The latest opinion polls suggest that Arab parties could hold a crucial balance of power in parliament. Arab Israelis, who make up about one-fifth of the country's population, are eager to unseat the incumbent right-wing ruling coalition. However, major Jewish parties have ruled out forming a coalition government with Arab parties. Polls predict that neither incumbent Prime Minister Netanyahu's bloc nor the "Change Bloc" led by center-right former military chief Eisenkot will likely secure a parliamentary majority on their own, while Arab parties are projected to win between 13 and 14 seats combined.
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