00:00A few dozen right-wing activists protested outside Gadi and Scott Holm in Hazliya,
00:07opposing the possibility of an Israeli-Arab coalition in a new government.
00:12Protesters say they were there to reject any government formed with Arab or Muslim groups
00:16and any move towards a Palestinian state.
00:20The demonstration comes amid rising tensions over Israel's election.
00:25We are currently with the potential Prime Minister of the Palestinian state,
00:30who, to my great regret, is also a bereaved father.
00:35And whenever he has a chance, he uses his own bereavement to advance himself politically.
00:41We have no filters for this.
00:43Unfortunately, after the 7th of October and after all the murders of the 7th of October,
00:50we have no filters for this.
00:52We came to tell him that no state or government will be established here
00:56under or in cooperation with the Arab, Muslim, anti-Zionist society, period.
01:05The reason I'm here is to protest against what's going on.
01:10People like Eisencourt forget that there are Jews.
01:14We have a tiny country, a very tiny Jewish country.
01:19We want to keep it as a Jewish country.
01:21We don't want to be in cooperation with terrorists and Hamas supporters.
01:30It's enough is enough.
01:31We tried everything.
01:32We gave up.
01:33We did a lot of things.
01:35And nobody appreciates it.
01:37And now he's going to be a friend and he wants to be in coalition with them.
01:43Netanyahu's Likud party, which is leading in the vote count,
01:46has also claimed the election was stolen by Arab parties
01:49and called for an investigation without providing specific evidence.
01:54The elections committee says reports of irregularities were far lower than previous elections.
