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To Bring Down Netanyahu, Arab-Israeli Parties Ready for Opposition Alliance

Arab parties say they could help deny Netanyahu a majority as polls show their bloc could win eight seats and back the opposition.

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They will not govern Israel, but Arab-majority lists could be the kingmakers in Israel's close-fought elections next week, guided by a voter base fed up with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

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In talks with the AFP, Mansour Abbas, head of the United Arab List (Raam, a moderate Islamist group), and Youssef Jabareen, head of the Unified List (a coalition of three parties with nationalist and communist sensitivities), set out a common goal: to bring down, at the end of Tuesday's parliamentary elections, the government of the Israeli Prime Minister, whom they call "racist." Both members of the Israeli Arab minority, who descended from the…

·Issy-les-Moulineaux, France
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Jerusalem: Israel's Arab population is set to vote in the general election on Tuesday, October 27, with the aim of toppling Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's far-right government.

LONDON - Arab Jerusalem: The British newspaper Al-Ghardian published a report on the Israeli election by Kfar Qasim, prepared by Emma Graham-Harrison and Kiki Kersenbaum, stating that while the sun was setting over the town of Kafr Qasim, Palestinian citizens gathered for hot canteens and drank heavy and drenched coffee sips, to hear an urgent invitation urging them to vote.

Nazareth: While they will never rule Israel, the Arab voter list could be kingmakers in next week's closely contested Israeli elections, led by a voter increasingly dissatisfied with the current system. Ahead of the October 27 elections, representatives from two Arab-led lists have put forward a common goal: to overthrow a “discriminatory government.” Known as Arab Israelis, or Israeli Palestinians, they make up about 21% of the country’s popula…

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Domani broke the news in Rome, Italy on Saturday, October 24, 2026.
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