The Arab Vote in Israel’s Knesset Elections
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The election day in Israel shows a scenario that was already contemplated, that is, that the election will not be decided today but after the game of alliance of the parties. On the other hand, the Arab parties have shown a greater participation, because even on previous occasions those parties had opted for abstention. Carlos Martínez Assad, doctor in sociology, addresses the issue in France 24.
On Tuesday, the city of Nasira and the occupied towns of Galilee witnessed a marked turnout of Palestinian citizens at polling stations to participate in the 26th Knesset election, amid intense political and popular movement that seeks to raise voting rates and enhance Arab representation in Parliament, in the face of political and security challenges facing Palestinians in the occupied interior.
The Arab Vote in Israel’s Knesset Elections
Israel’s elections are nearing their decisive moment. Yet the word “decisive” may be misleading, because what follows the announcement of the results could prove more difficult than the electoral process itself. The real struggle often begins the day after the votes are counted, when political parties confront the challenge of forming a government. This structural […]
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Sawalev draws attention to the rate of voter participation in Arab society within Israel, with the start of the 26th Knesset election, Tuesday, amid expectations of high turnout compared to previous elections, with its direct impact on the size of representation of Arab parties in parliament. Opinion poll experts' estimates on the expected participation rate vary; Yusuf McClada, CEO of the USS, is likely... this Arab voter turnout is a decisive …
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