7 hours ago, Zoraptor said:

If Trump decides to resume the war Eisenkot ain't going to sit it out if asked to join any more than Bibi would.

I'm speculating he'll opt for more of a support role, and just target convenient locations in closer proximity. Stinky will perform the heavy lifting, for what that's worth.

4 hours ago, Malcador said:

https://www.timesofisrael.com/likud-claims-election-stolen-by-arab-parties-following-their-record-performance/

The media here has been casually mentioning the Arab Israelis being excluded from power by everyone, sort of find it funny.

Not sure what that means? Most right-wing parties typically dont want to align with Arab parties in the same way Arab parties dont want to form coalitions with them

But if you want to end Netanyahu's coalition you wont have a choice. So again it goes back to the same reality, compromises have to be made because of how people voted because there is no majority

The voting predictions were more or less accurate and 91% of the votes counted. Netanyahu block has 53 seats, the opposition has 48 and the Arab Israeli have 19. So the 2 main parties are far from the 61 majority

The only way you wont end up aligning with the Arab parties is somehow creating coalitions between the 2 main blocs but that's highly unlikely

3 hours ago, rjshae said:

I'm speculating he'll opt for more of a support role, and just target convenient locations in closer proximity. Stinky will perform the heavy lifting, for what that's worth.

Yes there are obvious and real differences between the 2 blocks and what they believe and I have mentioned several

The war with Iran and should it be fought again is just one of them

But all parties take Israeli security seriously

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