הערבים יצאו להצביע. עכשיו תור איזנקוט ובנט

הערכה

The Arab electorate has turned out to vote, and the arithmetic of Israeli coalition-building has shifted. Secular and traditional Jewish voters, across the political spectrum, can no longer take for granted that they can form a government on their own. The path to power now runs through alliances with other blocs. For years, the natural partners were the ultra-Orthodox and religious Zionists. The Arab public carries political weight equal to those groups, and ignoring it is not just a democratic wrong but a strategic blind spot. The next move belongs to Gadi Eisenkot and Naftali Bennett, who must decide whether to break the old patterns.