Protecting Arab Citizens’ Right to Vote and Be Elected Is an Israeli Interest
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After the elections, the Arab parties could be the decisive coalition partner for the opposition of Eisenkot. Netanyahu wants to prevent this.
Israel’s Election and the Palestinian Vote Netanyahu Cannot Ignore
By Elijah J. Magnier Israel’s election on 27 October may turn on a question neither Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu nor his principal rivals can settle among themselves: will Palestinians holding Israeli citizenship be permitted to exercise their full political weight, and will their elected representatives be accepted as partners in forming a government? On 23 […]
A coalition with Arab participation is necessary not only for post-election arithmetic reasons. Its formation would mean rejecting not only the fascist excesses of Netanyahu's policies but also the idea of ethnic Jewish sovereignty throughout the former Palestinian mandate. This coalition is blocking the resumption of the peace process with the Palestinians and reducing Arab citizens of Israel to the role of, at best, burdensome sub-tenants. Th…
Israel is known as the "Jewish state." However, Arab citizens, who make up about 20% of the population, are now emerging as the main players in politics. How will they overcome the division and what will be the outcome of the new elections?
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