Demonstration for Jewish-Arab unity

In Israel, a demonstration calling for a Jewish-Arab unity government took place in Tel Aviv, where left-wing activists blocked several routes while chanting slogans.

Police attempt to disperse protesters

The police attempted to disperse the protesters, who included actions such as trampling an electoral poster of Benjamin Netanyahu, the current prime minister.

Protesters target far-right figure

Some protesters shouted "Ben-Gvir has lost!" targeting Itamar Ben-Gvir, a figure from the Israeli far right, indicating their opposition to his influence in politics.

Banners call for unity and criticize policies

Banners at the demonstration called for unity between Jews and Arabs, while another banner accused Israel of practicing apartheid, highlighting the protesters' demands and criticisms of current policies.

Context of legislative elections

The demonstration took place following legislative elections without a clear majority, which compel the prime minister and opposition parties to seek alliances, making the formation of a new government complex.

Role of Israeli Arab parties

In this context, Israeli Arab parties could play a decisive role in the composition of the next government, as the protesters demand a coalition bringing together Jewish and Arab parties, which they consider a possibility of political alternation.