Positions, billions and withdrawals: The Arabs' demands for supporting the government

The article reveals the full list of demands by Arab factions for joining or externally supporting any government, including senior positions, budgets of tens of billions of shekels, and policy demands including withdrawal from Gaza, Lebanon, and Syria.

The article reveals the full list of demands by Arab factions for joining or externally supporting any government. The demands are divided into three areas: positions, budgets, and security policy. In the area of positions, they include the role of minister for Yoav Segalovich, appointment of a deputy minister in the Prime Minister's Office, chair of the Interior Committee, deputy speaker of the Knesset, chair of the National Security Committee, and chair of the Committee on Arab Society Affairs. In the budgetary area, the factions demand a five-year plan worth tens of billions of shekels for the Arab sector, a crime eradication program costing 3 billion shekels, regulation of Bedouin settlement at 7.5 billion shekels, recognition of unrecognized Bedouin villages, and freezing the Kaminitz Law. In the political and security area, demands include withdrawal from Gaza, Lebanon, and Syria, strengthening the Palestinian Authority, renewing political negotiations, freezing construction in E1, and demolishing farms in Judea and Samaria.