Jerusalem, Oct. 28 -- Israel's Democratic leader Yair Golan has called for a government of change in partnership with the country's Arab parties, claiming that the opposition bloc has the numbers to form a government and urging political leaders to overcome fear and racism.

In a post on X, Golan said, "Netanyahu lost. I know how to count to 120. 65 is more than 55. That's how Israeli democracy works. Period."

Golan called on parties in the bloc led by Yashar leader Gadi Eisenkot to partner with the Arab parties and form a government, arguing that the combined bloc would have a majority in the Knesset.

"The picture of reality must teach us one resounding lesson: We have no future here if we don't stop being afraid. And if we don't stop ...