'From the river to the sea': Hundreds rally across Israel advocating Jewish-Arab gov

(Photo: ANI) Hundreds protest in Tel Aviv, Jerusalem and Haifa calling for Jewish-Arab government. Around 300 people gathered at three locations in Israel to demand the formation of a Jewish-Arab government. The protests were held at Paris Square in Jerusalem, Mesila Park in Tel Aviv and Unesco Square in Haifa.Demonstrators held placards bearing slogans including "Freedom for all, from the river to the sea" and "Yes to a Jewish-Arab government". Haaretz reported that the protests reflected a common call among participants for inclusive governance, ANI reported.The demonstrations took place as vote counting continued in Israel's closely contested election, with partial results indicating that neither political bloc had secured a clear path to a parliamentary majority.According to figures published by the Central Elections Committee at 11.35pm local time, the pro-Netanyahu bloc held 53 seats, while the opposing bloc had 48. The figures were based on 90 per cent of votes counted across 97.5 per cent of ballot boxes, as reported by ANI, citing The Times of Israel.Yashar chairman Gadi Eisenkot, a leading opposition candidate, described the results as a vote of no confidence in Prime Min...