Netanyahu lost seats in Tuesday's elections but could finish on top
A refusal by Israeli opposition leaders to work with the country's Arab political parties -- which won a historic 19 seats in Tuesday's elections -- could mean that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu could remain in office.
Israeli opposition leaders are refusing to collaborate with the country’s Arab political parties. These parties achieved a historic 19 seats in Tuesday’s elections. This refusal might allow Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to retain his position.
- Israeli opposition leaders are unwilling to work with Arab political parties.
- Arab political parties secured a record 19 seats in the recent elections.
- This opposition stance could lead to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu remaining in office.
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