Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu discussed efforts to form a government with far-right Minister Ben-Gvir

According to the news of Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper, based on the statement of the Jewish Power Party of which Ben-Gvir is the leader, Ben-Gvir held a long meeting with Netanyahu yesterday.

In the statement made by the far-right party, "In the meeting between Netanyahu and Ben-Gvir, ways to preserve the right-wing government and prevent the establishment of a left-wing government with the support of 'terror supporters' were discussed." The statement was included.

Netanyahu and Ben-Gvir are concerned that the opposition bloc, in which Yashar Party leader Gadi Eisenkot stands out as the strongest name, will form a government with the support of parties representing Palestinian Israeli citizens.

Ben-Gvir, who stood out as one of the names behind the policy of oppression and violence against Palestinians, claimed that before the elections, Netanyahu promised the US administration to form a government with opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot, excluding him.

In the parliamentary elections held in Israel on Tuesday, October 27, the Joint List led by Yusuf Jabbarin, representing Palestinians with Israeli citizenship, and the United Arab List (Raam Party) of Mansur Abbas gained a total of 19 deputies and occupied a key position in the Israeli Parliament.

After Arab parties reached such a high number of seats, Netanyahu's ruling bloc, which gained 53 seats, and the opposition bloc, led by Gadi Eisenkot, which remained at 48 seats, have no possibility of forming a government on their own.