"This Is the First Time that My Vote Counts so Much": in Kfar Qasim, Israel, the Arab Minority Aware of Finally Being Able to Influence the Parliamentary Elections
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If they mobilize massively in the ballot box on Tuesday, the two million Israeli Arab voters could tilt the balance towards a more moderate candidate than Benyamin Netanyahu. So overthrow the government, the most right-wing in the country's history.
From Jaffa begins an appeal to peace addressed to all. Written in Arabic, but also in Hebrew for the Joint List that brings together three parties. Amir Badran, deputy mayor of Tel Aviv-Jaffa: "We turn to all those who believe in democracy, human rights, equality and a society without discrimination." But it is only Yair Golan, leader of the Democrats, who still supports the perspective of the two states.
<p>Helena Ferro Gouveia explains what the elections in Israel and the weight of Arab voters can decide. Even if Netanyahu loses power, the country's foreign policy should change little, believes CNN commentator Portugal .</p>
Netanyahu could remain at the head of the government as interim prime minister until new elections are held next year
Paris - Arabic Jerusalem: The French survey site Mediapart, in a report, said that the voices of Palestinians of Israeli nationality could play a crucial role in determining the results of Israel's legislative elections, as the opposition sought to end Benjamin Netanyahu's rule.
The departure of the eternal prime minister is a prerequisite for stabilizing the Middle East and preserving Israeli democracy.
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