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Israel's Election: Arab Vote Could Determine Outcome

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Israel's upcoming election on October 27 could see the Arab vote playing a decisive role. For the first time, all parties representing Palestinian citizens have vowed to try to change the government, aiming to oust Benjamin Netanyahu. Mansour Abbas, leader of the United Arab List, is offering a partnership with Gadi Eisenkot, the opposition's leading candidate. However, Eisenkot has so far ruled out forming a government with Arab parties due to ideological differences. Netanyahu, meanwhile, is campaigning on the threat of an 'Eisenkot-Abbas' alliance.

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  1. Crisis Group avatar

    Crisis Group

    X / Twitter / @CrisisGroup

    RT @aj_iraqi: Told @The_NewArab: “Palestinian citizens have a signific...

  2. Middle East Monitor avatar

    Middle East Monitor

    RSS / @middleeastmonitor.com/rss

    Israel’s election: The Arab vote and Netanyahu’s politics of exclusion...

  3. Iran International ايران اينترنشنال avatar

    Iran International ايران اينترنشنال

    X / Twitter / @IranIntl

    نقش احزاب عرب در انتخاب نخست‌وزیر آینده اسرائیل https://t.co/71wUN1TAo...

  4. پایگاه خبری انتخاب avatar

    پایگاه خبری انتخاب

    Telegram / @entekhab_ir

    ♦️ بلومبرگ: 🔹 اعراب اسرائیلی می‌گویند چهار سال دولت نتانیاهو چنان غیر...

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