Israeli protesters demand shock move from opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot

We've had a rotten government for the past 20 years, who have proven themselves corrupt in every possible way. The people have voted against the government. As you know, the system here is very complicated, which means it's not trivial, but the people have spoken and we're here to make sure that all the politicians hear that we've spoken. It's not a wish. It's beyond it, it's a commitment that Israel will be a normal democracy in which every person has the rights for the same rights and every party is a legitimate partner for participation in power, power sharing and all privileges democracy grants, Jews and Arabs alike. I've been hopeful before. Hope is a dangerous thing. And I think... I think we've been given an olive branch. I think the Arab communities in Israel basically told us, we want to play this game, we want to play the democratic game with you. This is our chance.