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Israeli Government Backed by Arab Parties Would Shift West Bank Politics
Original: Israel's Kingmakers: Why a Government Propped Up by Arab Parties Would Change the West Bank, Not the Iran War
Analysts argue that if Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu or a successor were to rely on Arab parties to form a governing coalition, the impact would be felt most in the occupied West Bank rather than in the conflict with Iran. Such a government could alter settlement policy, Palestinian affairs and domestic politics, but would be unlikely to change Israel's strategic posture toward Tehran.
Why now: Coalition politics in Israel are under scrutiny amid ongoing regional conflict and government instability.
IsraelArab partiesWest BankIranBenjamin Netanyahu
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- Israel's Kingmakers: Why a Government Propped Up by Arab Parties Would Change the West Bank, Not the Iran War · Modern Diplomacy
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