For context, Ra’am and Joint List are the two “Arab parties” representing primarily Israel’s voting Palestinian population.

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The parties on the Joint List and Ra’am all support some variant of the two-state solution. I also think the assertion that the chief architect of the Dahiyeh Doctrine is no longer a racist psycho requires some hard evidence to back it up

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Either way, Haredim should get credit. If they form a coalition with the Change bloc: great. If the Change bloc forms a coalition with the "Arab parties" and excluding Haredim, my brethren also get credit, because "rather Arabs than Haredim" has been a popular argument in recent months especially.

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Mansour Abbaa, líder del partido árabe Ra’am, dice que aceptaría las 4 condiciones de Gadi Eisenkot para un acuerdo de gobierno. #Israel

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Again, big news out of Israel: Likud's (and the current government's) control of the legislative agenda is set to end on November 10. That the parties agreed on this - it can only be done with backing from ALL the non-coalition parties, including Ra'am and the Joint List - bodes well

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