Ahmad Tibi Addresses Supporters in Tayibe, Urges Vote for Change
Translated & summarized from Panet by baba
Member of Knesset Ahmad Tibi attended a gathering in Tayibe, urging increased Arab voter turnout to change the government. He stated that higher participation would prevent far-right parties from entering the Knesset and outlined legislative actions to counter right-wing influence. Tibi also emphasized preventing incitement against Arabs and stopping the spread of settler outpost models into Arab communities.
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- MK Ahmad Tibi urged increased Arab voter turnout in Tayibe to change the government.
- Tibi stated higher turnout would prevent far-right parties from crossing the electoral threshold.
- He outlined legislative steps to counter right-wing dominance in decision-making.
- Tibi vowed to prevent incitement against Arab doctors and workers.
- He warned against replicating settler outpost experiences in Arab communities.
- Tibi highlighted his parliamentary work securing funds for local authorities.
Member of Knesset Ahmad Tibi, head of the Arab Movement for Change, participated in a private gathering at the home of Sheikh Majdi Jabara in Tayibe. The event, attended by a group of young people, was moderated by Wajdi Haj Yahya.
Haj Yahya emphasized the importance of the Arab vote in the upcoming elections, calling for broad participation to change the current government and highlighting its "fascist" nature. He urged everyone to vote.
Tibi addressed voter concerns about the impact of their ballots, stating that an increased turnout would automatically prevent far-right parties from crossing the electoral threshold. He also outlined legislative steps that can be taken regardless of government formation to counter the right-wing's dominance in decision-making centers. Tibi acknowledged that the next government might not be ideal, potentially including right-wing and centrist parties, but stressed the need to prevent incitement against Arab doctors and workers and to stop the replication of West Bank settler outpost experiences within Israeli Arab society.
He highlighted the value of parliamentary work, citing his contributions from the opposition on the Knesset Finance Committee, which secured hundreds of millions of shekels for local authorities. Tibi concluded by assuring attendees that he is a constant ally, unlike "seasonal" politicians who only appear during elections and seek to undermine Arab leadership.
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