Ahmad Tibi

A breakthrough in negotiations for the re-establishment of the Joint List has occurred. According to information received by Walla, Ta'al chairman Ahmad Tibi has dropped his opposition to the plan proposed by the "Reconciliation Committee." A Maariv poll suggests that a merger of the three Arab parties would secure 8 seats for the Joint List.

Raviv Drucker delivered a sharp monologue against Ahmad Tibi, who has served in the Knesset for 27 years, but faced backlash from a 'The Patriots' panelist for expressing personal affection toward the politician. Yotam Zimri stated: 'Ahmad Tibi is a terrible person who served as Yasser Arafat's advisor.'

The journalist revealed on air a message he received after midnight from the Foreign Minister, which he claims was sent to him by mistake and subsequently deleted: "Arrogant dog, let him go home himself." Drucker estimated that the message was intended for Ahmad Tibi and attacked Likud members for their "hypocrisy."

Will the parties that made up the Joint List run on two different lists in the upcoming elections? After the explosion in contacts and the crisis with Ahmad Tibi's Ta'al, mediation efforts continue - but time is running out: "We need unity more than ever."

Drama unfolds between the list partners: Hadash, Ta'al, and Balad. At the center is Ahmad Tibi's Ta'al, which is disappointed with its allocated seats and is demanding an improved offer.

During 'The Patriots' program, panelist Avi Shoshan revealed on Wednesday that he changed his mind about Ra'am chairman Mansour Abbas after watching a documentary by Arab affairs correspondent Omri Haim. Shoshan, who previously expressed positive views toward Abbas, admitted that the content presented in the film created a deep internal conflict for him.