Benjamin Netanyahu says he has offered a broad national government since day one, citing Likud's lead among Jewish voters.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called on Monday for a broad coalition government without Arab lists, saying he should be its leader since his Likud party won the most seats in parliament.
Benjamin Netanyahu has expressed a readiness to establish a broad coalition government under his guidance. His Likud party is attempting to stall the certification process of the recent election...
After losing ground in Israel’s election, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu must draw on decades of political capital and reckon with old foes if he is to build a governing coalition.
He criticised holdouts in the opposition camp who oppose a coalition that includes Arab parties.
Hundreds of Israelis took to the streets on Saturday to urge the opposition to ally with Arab parties to oust Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who has gone on the offensive against the minority...
Having won a record 19 seats in Israel’s Parliament, the two Arab-led parties say they want to work with opposition factions to take down the Netanyahu government.
Tibi said the unprecedented Arab voter turnout meant Netanyahu could not form a government, describing the vote as "an act of self-defense".
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