Goa, Nov. 1 -- Hundreds of Israelis took to the streets in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem on October 31, urging opposition parties to work with Arab political groups to form a government and remove Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu from power following an inconclusive general election.

Arab-majority parties made significant gains in Tuesday's election, securing a combined 19 seats in Israel's 120-member parliament. The results have opened the possibility of a broader opposition alliance, although divisions within the anti-Netanyahu camp could complicate negotiations.

Jewish-majority parties opposed to Netanyahu won 48 seats. Together with the 19 seats held by the Arab-majority Ra'am and Joint List, the opposition could potentially command 67 se...