After the drama of the split in the Arab parties, senior officials in Ish Atid claim that in the separation of the joint list from Balad there is also an opportunity. The party says that "there is an opportunity here for Tibi and Ayman Odeh to center and run a campaign for the Arab society without hatred and extremism."
does it become
Now for legitimate partners in the government in the bloc against the change?
According to party officials, the answer is no.
"The joint list will not be in any coalition. With Balad or without Balad," they state.
Will they run a campaign without hatred and extremism?
The Arab MKs, photo: Oren Ben Hakon
"We do not recognize a change in the messages," one of the MKs in the party confirms, "the members of the joint list will not be partners in the next coalition."
At the same time, the party continues to avoid the issue of possible cooperation from the outside.
"The Likud also collaborated with the joint list," he explains.
"They voted together in the opposition and celebrated together the coalition bills that fell."
"messed up" with the shared list.
Lapid, photo: Yonatan Zindel
Prime Minister Yair Lapid did not know about the split in the Arab parties, but in his bloc there are also those who are furious with him.
He receives the bulk of the criticism, as expected, from Gantz's party.
"This is a failure of Yair Lapid," say the state camp.
"There is no other definition for it. Netanyahu united the bloc and fought for every vote, and Lapid was not even successful in uniting Meretz and Labor and messed up with the joint list as well. It could cost us the elections."
Those around Lapid reject the criticism and claim that saying such a thing about someone who established the government and is now prime minister is ridiculous.
The impact of the split in the Arab parties was felt in the weekend polls on the television channels, in which the Netanyahu bloc rose and stabilized around the 60 mandates.
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