Jerusalem, Oct. 28 -- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Tuesday (local time) said the right-wing bloc has a "significant, decisive majority" among Jewish voters and those who support a Jewish state, calling for unity to form a strong national right-wing government.

According to Israeli media, Netanyahu opposed the formation of a government dependent on Arab parties he described as anti-Zionist, alleging that some of them support Hamas and call Israeli soldiers "murderers and war criminals."

"We must establish a national, right-wing, strong government. That is what we must do," Netanyahu said.

"It is simply forbidden that we should endanger Israel and establish a government that leans on Arab parties that are anti-Zionist," h...