Democrats party member Omri Ronen said Saturday he supports a coalition government that excludes Likud and Haredi parties and includes the Islamist Ra'am party as a partner.
Democrats party member Omri Ronen issued a statement Saturday evening advocating for a coalition without Likud or Haredi parties, and with Ra'am as a partner. Ronen's position aligns with the party's broader strategy of seeking cross-bloc alliances to form a government. The Democrats have previously signaled openness to including Ra'am, a coalition partner in the previous government, as part of efforts to block a right-wing coalition led by Likud.
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