Other key aspects of the coalition deals include forming an operative plan to curb crime within the Arab sector and advancing reforms that will ensure mental health for disabled IDF veterans.
Whether the new coalition would pass a bill that would prevent Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu from running again - remains undecided. They decided to back term limits but did not decide their extent or whether he would be grandfathered in.
Lapid was the first to sign a historic agreement with the Ra'am (United Arab List) Party on Friday morning.
Ra'am will be the first Arab party in the governing coalition since the Arab List for Bedouin and Villagers in Yitzhak Rabin's first term as prime minister in 1974-1977.
The deal gives Ra'am a deputy minister in the Prime Minister's Office that will deal with Arab affairs and the chairmanship of the Knesset interior committee and committee on Arab society.
The new government will invest 2.5 billion NIS over five years in fighting crime in the Arab sector. It will also invest 20 billions NIS for transportation in the Arab sector by 2030. Additionally, another 100 million NIS will be allocated over 5 years for infrastructure projects in Arab communities. Three unrecognized Bedouin villages, Abda, Rahma, Hisham-Zan will be recognized and developed.
On Friday afternoon, Yesh Atid signed an agreement with Labor. The deal gives Labor the Transportation, Public Security and Diaspora Affairs portfolios. A department responsible for advancing progressive Judaism will be created in the Diaspora Affairs Ministry for the first time.
Labor leader Merav Michaeli will serve as transportation minister and will head a new ministerial committee on promoting gender equality. MK Omer Bar Lev will be public security minister, a post held thirty years ago by his father, Haim Bar Lev. The Diaspora Affairs minister will be former-Labor MK Nachman Shai, who has vast experience dealing with diaspora issues as a former-Israel director of the Jewish Federations of North America.
The agreement with New Hope calls for splitting the role of the attorney general, hiring 50 inspectors to prevent Palestinian building in the West Bank's Israeli-controlled Area C, developing the Golan Heights and decriminalizing the use of cannabis.
Blue and White's deal gives Defense Ministry to departing head Benny Gantz, the Integration and Aliyah portfolio will remain with Tamano-Shata, the Culture and Sports portfolio will stay with Chili Tropper and the party will be given the Science and Technology portfolio. The agreement calls for passing a bill to draft yeshiva students to the IDF, forming a commission of inquiry for the Meron disaster and bringing more immigrants from Ethiopia to Israel.
A dispute over the appointment of a deputy defense minister for Gantz was postponed until after the formation of the government.
All the agreements were successfully reached by the 4pm deadline on Friday.