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Arab parties in Israel, Joint List and Raam, are projected to secure a record 18 seats in the Knesset, reflecting a significant increase in voter turnout aimed at dismantling Netanyahu's right-wing coalition. Despite this, Netanyahu has ruled out forming a government with Arab parties, needing 61 seats for a majority. Eisenkot's opposition bloc is also projected to gain 52 seats but shares similar reservations about collaborating with Arab parties. However, a survey indicates that a majority of opposition voters support Eisenkot forming a government with Raam, with only a minority favoring new elections or a rotation government with Netanyahu.