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Demonstrations in central Tel Aviv are calling for Benjamin Netanyahu’s government to be replaced and for a new coalition to be formed with Arab parties, according to Israeli media cited by First Squawk. The protests signal continued domestic pressure on Netanyahu’s coalition, with demonstrators seeking an alternative governing arrangement that would include Arab parties. The outcome matters for Israel’s political stability and for how coalition arithmetic could shift policy direction. What to watch next is whether the demonstrations translate into concrete parliamentary moves or new coalition negotiations.

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