Tel Aviv rally calls for Arab-Jewish coalition in Israeli government
According to the Associated Press, thousands rallied in Tel Aviv on Saturday calling for an Arab-Jewish coalition in Israel's next government after final election results showed Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's bloc winning 53 seats — short of a parliamentary majority — while the main opposition secured 48. Arab-led parties won 19 seats, a historic high. Parties must now negotiate to form a coalition commanding at least 61 of the Knesset's 120 seats.
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