United Arab List Claims Jabareen's Remarks Vindicate Its Past Stance
Translated & summarized from Alarab by baba
The United Arab List (UAL) party claims that recent statements by Yousef Jabareen of Hadash validate its past political strategy, contrasting it with the perceived errors of Hadash, Ta'al, and Ra'am. The UAL argues that these parties previously opposed the UAL's approach and contributed to the downfall of the "government of change." The party asserts that only the UAL can effectively oppose Netanyahu in the upcoming elections, citing its past success in coalition building.
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- United Arab List claims Yousef Jabareen's remarks vindicate its political strategy.
- The UAL accuses other Arab parties of hypocrisy and working to topple the previous government.
- The party states its entry into the "government of change" coalition was key to Netanyahu's prior fall.
- The UAL positions itself as the sole viable option to remove Netanyahu in upcoming elections.
- The party criticizes the Israeli Communist Party's historical national credentials.
The United Arab List (UAL) party stated that remarks made by Yousef Jabareen, a candidate for the Communist Party and Hadash, indicate that the UAL was correct in its political strategy, while Hadash, Ta'al, and the Arab Movement for Change (Ra'am) were mistaken. The UAL asserted that Jabareen and his allies, who previously opposed the UAL's approach and attacked it, are now adopting similar tactics and positioning themselves as a "decisive force." The UAL questioned why these parties attacked the UAL for its strategy if it is now considered the correct path, and why they worked to bring down the previous "government of change." The party claimed that the opposition's strength increased to 59 members, including figures like Smotrich, Ben Gvir, and Netanyahu, only after the UAL joined them, leading to the government's fall and subsequent "four years of destruction, wars, and calamities."
The UAL further argued that the current political maneuvering by other Arab parties is not new and has previously failed. They recalled their own experience as a joint list of 15 members, during which they were not consulted and Netanyahu remained in power. The UAL credited its entry into the "government of change" coalition as the sole reason for Netanyahu's previous downfall. The party criticized the current "joint list" as being composed of three parties united by fear of the electoral threshold, attempting to gain support through emotional appeals and ineffective slogans.
The UAL concluded by stating that for those seeking to remove Netanyahu, the UAL is the only option, and they will prove their effectiveness again after the upcoming elections. The party also dismissed the credibility of the Israeli Communist Party, citing its historical positions and actions, stating it is not in a position to issue national credentials.
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