I spoke with Arabs who went to vote. None of them needed a bribe

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According to Ynet, the secular and traditional Jewish public no longer has an obvious way to form a government on its own, and the path to power runs through alliances with other groups. According to Ynet, the weight of Arab society is no less than that of the Haredim and Religious Zionism, and ignoring it is political blindness.

According to Israel Hayom, people who did not vote in the past stood in line for hours because they had hope for change, and they voted out of a desire to be partners. According to Israel Hayom, what remains now is to honor the will of the voters and form a government of change and healing.

According to Haaretz, in conversations with Arabs who went to vote, none of them needed a bribe. According to Haaretz, Arab citizens do not need to prove anything, and now it is Eisenkot's turn.