Avi Kara found the way of the king? "And then a right-wing government with 85 seats will arrive"

Avi Kara calls for the formation of a national unity government after the elections, warning against relying on Arab parties. Michael Hauser Tov responds that the proposal distorts the will of the voters and leads to paralysis.

Following the Knesset election results, former deputy minister Avi Kara called for the formation of a broad national unity government. Kara argued that no bloc had won, and that avoiding a partnership government would lead to new elections and a right-wing government with 85 seats. He warned against relying on Arab parties, which he said would violate an election promise and increase division. In response, Michael Hauser Tov of Haaretz replied that Kara's proposal distorts the will of the voters, since an 80% vote does not indicate a desire for unity. He recalled the failure of the unity government during the COVID-19 period and argued that a national paralysis government is the likely outcome.