Arab Union Party Releases Election Pamphlet Claiming Credit for Ousting Netanyahu
Translated & summarized from Alarab by baba
The Arab Union Party released its first election pamphlet, "Towards Greater Influence," detailing its achievements and future plans. The party claims sole credit for ousting Benjamin Netanyahu and asserts it is the only force capable of forming a new "government of change." It urges Arab voters to support the party to ensure a change in government, emphasizing the need for at least eight seats.
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- The Arab Union Party released an election pamphlet claiming credit for removing Benjamin Netanyahu.
- The pamphlet, titled "Towards Greater Influence," outlines past achievements and future plans.
- The party states only it can form a new "government of change" with at least eight seats.
- It urges Arab voters to support the party to ensure the current government is replaced.
- The party highlights its role in the previous "government of change" coalition.
The Arab Union Party has released its first election pamphlet, titled "Towards Greater Influence." The document details plans, budgets, and projects the party secured during its participation in the previous "government of change" coalition, which it credits with removing Benjamin Netanyahu from power and sending him into opposition. The pamphlet also outlines the party's work program for the post-election period and provides brief biographies of its candidates.
The pamphlet's front page prominently features the party's election goal: "We are the ones who changed Netanyahu, and only we can change him." The final page elaborates on why "only the Union can change this government," asserting that a strong Arab Union Party with at least eight seats is essential for forming a new 61-seat "government of change." Without it, the current government will remain in power. The party urged Arab voters who desire their voices to have an impact to "calculate it correctly," stating that "your vote for the Union is what will change this government." The pamphlet is available online.
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