The head of the Joint List faction, Ahmed Tibi, has outlined his party’s demands for the period following the elections in Israel. The Joint List will not allow Benjamin Netanyahu to serve as a transitional Prime Minister. They are offering a “security net” – support for a new government – in exchange for specific commitments. These commitments include adopting the Joint List's plan to eradicate violence and crime, halting home demolitions, and pursuing a political horizon for the Palestinians. This proposal effectively links Netanyahu’s removal from office to tangible progress on issues impacting the Palestinian population within Israel and the wider Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The proposal signals a potential willingness to engage in political maneuvering post-election, contingent upon addressing core concerns of the Joint List and its constituents.