Yair Golan meets joint list heads and calls for replacing Netanyahu's government

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Before the meeting, Jabarin said in an interview with CNN that his party will not join a coalition without recognition of the Palestinians' right to independence, and added that there is an opportunity to oust Netanyahu. According to Channel 14, Golan is promoting a coordinated political axis with Ra'am and the Joint List, which together would hold 27 seats.

According to Arutz Sheva, Golan referred to the results of the US midterm elections and claimed they reveal how Netanyahu has become "toxic" among both Democrats and Republicans, and that the continuation of his tenure and that of Ben Gvir could lead to international sanctions. According to Israel Hayom, Golan wrote that "Netanyahu lost the elections" and called for forming a government of change immediately.