Elections in Israel: What Role Can Arab Parties Play?
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Taking part by outgoing Prime Minister Benyamin Netanyahu and his allies, who were marginalized by the opposition, two Arab lists in the run mobilized their voters, who could hold one of the keys to the election by becoming indispensable for the formation of a coalition.
Algemeen Dagblad
Not only Jewish Israelis are looking forward to the parliamentary elections on October 27; Palestinians, too, have much to hope for and fear. Most Palestinians without an Israeli passport have no influence on the outcome. The so-called Arab Israelis, however, can determine it. A report from Tira and Ramallah.
Nearly seven million Israelis will go to the polls on 27 October to elect their deputies. And according to the outcome of the vote, the Arab parties could play a decisive role in the composition of the future government. Explanations of our journalist Justine Hagard, with the lighting of Dr Arik Rudnitzky, researcher within the Konrad Adenauer Programme for Judeo-Arab Cooperation (Moshe Dayan Center, Tel Aviv University).
During rush hour in Nazareth, Israel’s largest Arab city, young students hand out leaflets to drivers, urging them not to miss out on voting on Tuesday, October 27. Polls show Arab parties as potential key players in Israel’s next government—a government without Netanyahu and his far-right, ultra-Orthodox allies. […] The article Arab parties in Israel’s elections appeared first on The Free Press.
In spite of the many motives put forward by Arab parties and lists in the Palestinian interior to urge the public to participate in the Israeli Knesset elections scheduled for next Tuesday, 27 October, first and foremost, in the face of current government policies and influence on the composition of the Knesset and the overthrow of the Benjamin Netanyahu government, the boycott is still on the street [...].
of Anna Balestrieri Netanyahu will remain in power? Arab voters will decide the next government? And above all, does it still make sense to speak of two states after October 7? Luciano Assin, Sergio Della Pergola and Emanuele Fiano confront each other at a Left meeting for Israel. Between electoral predictions, disillusionments and some stubborn hope. The article Israel at the vote, between the roulette of the urns and the sunset of the two Stat…
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