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If the anti-Netanyahu bloc wishes to form a government, it is obliged to negotiate with these formations. Prime Minister's party reports that "they stole the elections"
The election day in Israel shows a scenario that was already contemplated, that is, that the election will not be decided today but after the party alliance game. On the other hand, the Arab parties have shown greater participation, as even on previous occasions they had opted to abstain. Carlos Martínez Assad, a doctor in sociology, addresses the subject in France 24.
On 27 October, Israel went to the polls to elect a new Government, with a possible change of prime minister. Legislatures are decisive for different groups, and some voters, such as the nationalized Israeli Palestinians, feel forced to vote. With a low chance that the party of Benjamin Netanyahu or the opposition, led by Gadi Eizenkot, will achieve the majority, the Arab parties could be the ones who tilt the balance. Our special envoy, Erika Olavarría, extended the information.
Parties such as IU, Mas Madrid, Movimiento Sumar, Pocan and ERC, as well as the movement for the right to housing, see the result of Sunday as a guarantee to their strong program to lower the rents
The victory in Sweden of social democracy, the retreating of the ultras in Denmark or the anger of the Finns with right-wing populist policies are examples of a change of trend, at least in those countries.
