A supporter of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, right, argues with a left-wing activist calling for the formation of a government that includes Arab parties, following Israel's general election in Tel Aviv, Israel, Saturday, Oct. 31, 2026. (AP Photo/David Goldman) TEL AVIV - Four days after a historic election, two visions for Israel’s political future collided in a downtown plaza.Thousands of Israelis descended on Habima Square in Tel Aviv this weekend to urge Gadi Eisenkot, the leader of the main opposition bloc, to form a government with Arab parties that could topple Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Some banged on drums, decrying...