⭕️ Israeli lawmaker Ofer Cassif of Hadash, part of the Palestinian-led Joint List, laid out three possible outcomes of Israel's election in an interview with British journalist Owen Jones following exit polling: ➤ Another election, which Cassif called implausible, saying "the Israeli public will never forgive anyone who will drag us into yet another elections." He added that he would be "very angry" if opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot chose that route. ➤ A so-called national unity government of "Eisenkot and Netanyahu and others of the far right," which he said the public would reject "even more." ➤ A government reliant on Arab-party support, either a minority government backed from outside or one where they "at least abstain," or a majority coalition that includes "one of the two so-called Arab parties." Cassif said the third is the only plausible path, though "it's too early to know. We must wait for the final results." @owenjonesjourno | @ofercass