Arab parties key in Israel’s coalition fight With an unprecedented combined 19 seats, Israel’s two Arab parties, the Joint List and Raam, have emerged as pivotal players in coalition-building. Gabrielle Debinski Oct 30, 2026 Add AL-MONITOR on Google Fri, 10/30/2026 - 09:27 Welcome back to the Daily Briefing.In today's edition:Arab parties emerge as power brokers after Israel’s voteInterview: Texas-based HKN Energy on its plans for SyriaCENTCOM chief briefs Trump on options for resuming Iran warGreek PM calls Turkey-Libya maritime deal “blatantly illegal”Rubio to meet Turkey’s Fidan at G20 in AtlantaSign up for the newsletter here.Thanks to Ezgi Akin for contributing to this newsletter,
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