Israel's opposition has the votes to replace Netanyahu, yet many would rather hold another election than govern with Arabs. A nationalism rooted in 19th-century Europe must give way to a civic identity that includes all citizens
As Eisenkot opens the door to Arab parties, Lieberman sees a path with the ultra-Orthodox. However, his opposition to Arab parties could stall Eisenkot's push to the premiership, while Bennett waits to see which campaign promise he'll have to break