"Netanyahu spoke about it": The demand of the Joint List chair from the change bloc

Joint List chairperson Yosef Jabareen presented four demands for supporting the next government, including the establishment of a Palestinian state along the 1967 borders. Jabareen emphasized that there is no automatic support for the opposition, and expects 12 seats if voter turnout in the Arab community increases.

Joint List chairperson Yosef Jabareen presented four key demands for his party's support of the next government, sending a clear message to the opposition that there is no blank check. The demands include a comprehensive plan to combat crime and violence in the Arab community, development of Arab localities and cessation of home demolitions, welfare and education programs for Arab youth while opposing forced national service, and the establishment of a Palestinian state along the 1967 borders alongside Israel. Jabareen emphasized that anyone who wants to replace the Netanyahu government must offer a political horizon that includes recognition of the Palestinian people's right to self-determination. He predicts that an increase in voter turnout in the Arab community will yield a double-digit result of 12 seats, and that at this stage he is not holding talks with opposition parties.