A push is underway within Prime Minister Netanyahu’s far-right governing coalition to exclude two key political factions—Ra’am and the Joint List—from participation in the government. The move reflects deepening tensions among coalition partners over policy disagreements and ideological clashes. Supporters of the exclusion argue it is necessary to maintain the coalition’s hardline stance on security and governance. The campaign highlights growing instability within Israel’s political landscape as factions grapple with competing visions for the country’s future.
Members of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s far-right coalition lead campaign to exclude Ra’am and Joint List
