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Arab leader Jabareen says ready to back opposition-led Israeli government, but not in coalition

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Arab leader Jabareen says ready to back opposition-led Israeli government, but not in coalition — Dubai Business news

NAZARETH: The leader of a key Arab party said on Wednesday that he was willing to cooperate with an opposition-led Israeli government to unseat Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, but was not open to joining such a coalition outright. “We do not see the possibility of being part of an Israeli government coalition under the current political circumstances, particularly given the ongoing war in Gaza, the settlements in the West Bank” and other issues, the Joint List’s Yousef Jabareen told AFP. “How

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