Yair Golan says he is working to ensure 'appropriate representation' for Arabs in next gov't
Golan’s statement came after he and three additional Opposition party leaders met to sign a document agreeing on shared principles, pledging to work together ahead of the October elections.
Democrat party leader Yair Golan expressed his intention to ensure appropriate representation for Arabs in the next government during a discussion on Kan Reshet Bet. Golan stated that his position is well known, and that his team is working internally to achieve this goal. Golan also suggested that an Arab party could be part of the government.
This remark came after Golan, along with three other opposition party leaders - Gadi Eisenkot, Naftali Bennett, and Avigdor Liberman - signed a document agreeing on shared principles. The leaders met to coordinate ahead of the upcoming October elections. The document included a commitment to increase voter turnout, pledge not to attack each other, and to formulate principles for the next government.
The meeting was held at opposition leader Yair Lapid's residence, though Arab party leaders were not invited. The leaders are working to coordinate their actions despite disagreements over election strategy, the candidate who will lead the camp, and potential paths to forming a government after the elections.
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