Israeli opposition scrambles to oust Netanyahu after crucial meeting | The National

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : Israel's Central Elections Committee said the elections were "conducted properly" and the results "reflect the will of the voters".
53% : Israel's Arab minority turned out in large numbers at the election and its parties won a record 19 seats.
49% : The push comes a day before President Isaac Herzog begins meeting factions in the Knesset, Israel's parliament, to discuss who should be given the first opportunity to form a government.
48% : All eyes are on whether the opposition will team up with Israel's Arab-majority parties.
46% : If the coalition talks fail, Israel will have to hold an early second election, an option the President and many politicians are keen to avoid.
43% : Opposition leaders call for 'national emergency government' - but will they team up with Arab politicians? Israel's opposition parties called for a "national emergency government" on Tuesday as they held high-stakes talks on wresting power from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
43% : The change bloc parties said Mr Eisenkot should be given the first chance to form a government, "with the aim of forming one as quickly as possible and preventing Israel from being dragged into another election".
37% : That would be enough for a majority but many politicians in an increasingly right-wing Israel are unwilling to work with them.
37% : Mr Golan referred to a devastating violent crime wave that has swept through Israel's Arab communities during Mr Netanyahu's current term.

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