The National Camp Does Not Stop: Protests Against a Government Supported by the Arabs Continue

Right-wing protests against the possibility of forming a government with the support of the Arab parties continue today in Haifa, after hundreds of protesters gathered last night at Habima Square in Tel Aviv. The protesters chant 'Right or Palestine' and 'Elections Now'.

Right-wing protests against the possibility of forming a government with the support of the Arab parties continue today in Haifa, after hundreds of protesters gathered last night at Habima Square in Tel Aviv. The protesters chant 'Right or Palestine' and 'Elections Now', protesting the possibility of forming a minority government led by Gadi Eisenkot, which would rely on the support of the Arab parties. The backdrop of the protests is the political deadlock created after the elections for the 26th Knesset, when neither bloc holds the required majority to form a government on its own. The protest is also joined by the 'Polling Station Terror' affair, at the center of which suspicions of foreign interference in the elections are being investigated, including attempts to influence voting results through foreign funding for the Arab parties.

The National Camp Does Not Stop: Protests Against a Government Supported by the Arabs Continue