Servants' Alliance? On the Left They Are Already Calling to Form a Government with Arab Parties

Yaara Zerad claims that the 19 seats won by the Arab parties force the left bloc to form a government with them, and calls this a "servants' alliance" of Hamas supporters. In her commentary on Channel 14 she cites Ben-Dror Yemini as an example, and quotes Ayman Odeh and Osama Saadi celebrating the fall of Netanyahu's government.

In a commentary piece on Channel 14, Yaara Zerad argues that the election result, in which the Arab parties win 19 seats, forces the left bloc led by Gideon Eisenkot, Naftali Bennett, Avigdor Liberman and Yair Lapid to form a government with the support of the Arab parties. As an example she brings the commentator Ben-Dror Yemini, who calls for forming a coalition with the Arabs. The report quotes Joint List chairman Ayman Odeh and Osama Saadi, who celebrate the fall of Netanyahu's government and propose an alternative of Jewish-Arab partnership. Zerad calls the bloc the "servants' alliance" and claims that they will serve the will of Hamas supporters.