Parties led by Israel’s Arab minority made historic gains, winning a combined 19 seats in a race in which Palestinians with Israeli citizenship headed to the polls in record numbers.
The Arab-led parties have secured a record 19 seats, placing them in a potentially decisive position in determining the next government.
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...
Arab parties won one in six seats, emerging as potential kingmakers amid Netanyahu’s fraud allegations.
The 19 seats won by Israel's two major Arab-led parties could be key to toppling Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu — if opposition leaders are willing to work with them.
With nearly 90 per cent of votes counted, neither Benjamin Netanyahu nor Gadi Eisenkot appears to have the numbers to form a government, while Arab parties could emerge as kingmakers
With both blocs short of the majority of 61 seats, Israel's Arab parties - the Joint List and Ra'am - have emerged as key players.
The two front-runners after Israel's election don’t have the parliamentary seats for a workable majority and only one choice to get that support, a choice considered politically distasteful among...
In Israel, Arab parties are emerging as kingmakers for Gadi Eisenkot's Opposition bloc. But Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu may still have another trick up his sleeve. He could yet have an...
Israeli left-wing leader Yair Golan has urged fellow Opposition leaders to join forces with Arab parties to form a government. He has argued that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has lost his...
Israeli Arab parties Ra’am and the Joint List were projected to win 18-19 seats, potentially influencing whether Netanyahu or his rivals form Israel’s next government.
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