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Israeli activists rallied in Tel Aviv on Oct 31, calling for a Jewish-Arab coalition government and urging opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot, who is the main political rival of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, to cooperate with representatives of Arab parties after the Oct 27 election saw a hung parliament in the Knesset.

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00:09This is the end of the day of the day of the day.
00:41It's not a wish, it's beyond that, it's a commitment that Israel will be a normal democracy in which every
00:49person has the rights for the same rights and every party is a legitimate partner for participation in power sharing
00:59and all privileges democracy grants, Jews and Arabs alike.
01:04I've been hopeful before, hope is a dangerous thing and I think we've been given an olive branch.
01:12I think the Arab communities in Israel basically told us we want to play this game, we want to play
01:19the democratic game with you. This is our chance.
01:21We're here because we've had a rotten government for the past 20 years who have proven themselves corrupt in every
01:28possible way.
01:30The people have voted against the government. As you know the system here is very complicated, which means it's not
01:35trivial.
01:36But the people have spoken and we're here to make sure that all the politicians hear that we've spoken.
01:51They've gotten Lewy he bı.
01:54They'remeling深 into so boyish they don't run away, they're not independent.
01:57What's the person who is willing to follow?

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