Jerusalem Daily: Arab parties back Eisenkot against Netanyahu

Eisenkot receives Arab party backing against Netanyahu. Israeli forces demolish a Palestinian Bedouin community to make way for E1 illegal settlement. And Israel restricts 1,100 child amputees in Gaza from receiving medical treatment. This is Jerusalem Daily bringing you the latest A major political shift in Israel could put an end to Benjamin Netanyahu's grip on power. from Palestine and Israel. Arab-majority parties holding 19 seats in the Knesset have officially announced their backing for opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot to form the next government. We have announced to the President that in order to advance the government of Netanyahu and his replacement, and to advance our mission and commitment, For the people who support us, we have decided on the establishment of Eizenkot. Eizenkot's bloc already holds 48 seats, and with the Arab party's support, could reach 67, above the 61-seat majority threshold, and ahead of Netanyahu's 53, who in turn has just lost crucial ultra-orthodox support amid disputes over military service exemptions This could all be set in stone once the Israeli president assigns a candidate to become prime minister on Sunday. How will this change Palestinians' lived reality remains to be seen. The Palestinian Bedouin community is the latest victim, as Israeli forces demolished four residential blocks to make way for the controversial E1 illegal settlement in occupied East Jerusalem. according to three Israeli rights groups. Israel's ethnic cleansing of Palestinian Bedouin communities is nothing new. Just in June, Amnesty International released a report highlighting it. Over in the occupied West Bank, Israeli settlers stormed the village of Burqa and set fire to olive trees. Then, Israeli forces prevented Palestinians from putting out the fires. In the village of Biddo, Israeli forces demolished five Palestinian homes. Today we woke up at 8 a.m. without any warning, without anything, except In Gaza, Israel has restricted for the 1,100 child amputees from receiving medical treatment. The Euromed Human Rights Monitor said that travel restrictions also include medical evacuations. The WHO said that 2,300 amputees in Gaza were assessed for treatment between 2024 and 2026. Only 500 were able to receive permanent prosthetics. And Israel continues its genocidal war on Gaza. A Palestinian man was killed in a strike on the Al-Shata refugee camp. Stay with Al Jazeera for all the latest developments.