Joint List leader Jabareen hints at negotiations with Eisenkot bloc, lists demands for cooperation
Among the demands listed by Jabareen were repealing the Kaminitz Law, which allows for illegally constructed Arab homes to be demolished
Assessment
Jabareen is signaling that the Joint List is open to working with Benny Gantz's National Unity party, but only on its own terms. The demand to repeal the Kaminitz Law is a red line for Arab voters who see it as discriminatory. This puts Eisenkot in a difficult position: accepting the demand could fracture his own coalition, while rejecting it closes off a potential path to a broader anti-Netanyahu bloc. The next move belongs to Eisenkot.

