Demonstrators outside Gadi Eisenkot's home in Israel called on the opposition leader to work with Arab parties to form a government. No bloc — Eisenkot's opposition group or Netanyahu's right-wing coalition — garnered the 61 seats for a majority in parliament. Now, the Arab parties with 19 seats could hold the key to Israel's next governing coalition if Eisenkot's opposition decides it's worth the political risk to work with them.