Two Small Arab Parties May Decide Israel’s Election
Polls show the two Arab-led parties could win up to 15 seats and help decide whether an anti-Netanyahu coalition can govern.
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In the election in Israel, neither of the two large political camps alone will gain a government majority. Some hope for a majority against Netanyahu with Arab votes. But the fear of new violence will also become more concrete.
The opposition would add 54 minutes to the 50 minutes of the government coalition, leaving the key of the Knesset in the hands of the Arab lists.
Israel's elections and not so great expectations for peace
Israelis head to the polls on October 27 in a vote that will cast Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his right-wing and religious allies against a motley crew of opposition parties. At the moment, neither side is expected to have a clear path to the 61-seat majority needed to form a government in the 120-seat Knesset. Netanyahu and his leading opponent are only projected to win some 20 seats each, but the biggest party doesn’t necessarily get…
Guest writer: Dolinšek emphasizes that the Israeli elections will decide the future direction of the country, the influence of the far right, and the attitude towards the Palestinians.
In this Context we go to Israel, where on Tuesday, October 27, the country votes for a new government. Topics such as the 7-O security flaws, the recruitment of the ultra-Orthodox, judicial reform and corruption cases against Benjamin Netanyahu are part of the debate in the final straight. The Prime Minister seeks to renew his mandate with the support of Donald Trump and the promise of more war fronts, while the opposition led by Gadi Eisenkot c…
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