Hyderabad, Nov. 1 -- Several Israeli cities witnessed demonstrations on Saturday evening, October 31, as protesters called for a Jewish-Arab government to remove Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu after the inconclusive election.

In Tel Aviv, hundreds gathered at Habima Square for a rally organised by the grassroots movement Standing Together, which advocates political partnership between Jewish and Arab citizens. Around 500 people attended, according to The Times of Israel, before marching towards Rabin Square.

Protesters carried placards reading "67 mandates for change" and "67 for equality". They also chanted slogans including "Jews and Arabs refuse to be enemies" and "No to racism, yes to partnership".

Protesters call for a Jewish-A...