Arab’s United List Warns of Fabricated Campaign by Israeli Right
Translated & summarized from Panet by baba
The United Arab List (UAL) has warned of a right-wing campaign using fake signs, videos, and rumors to harm its election prospects. The UAL claims this effort aims to benefit the far-right by reducing its votes among Arab and Jewish voters. The party urged the public to only trust official UAL channels and expressed confidence that increased election participation will lead to a new government. The UAL sees itself as a key player in forming a government of change.
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- The United Arab List (UAL) warned of a right-wing campaign using fake materials to hurt its election chances.
- The UAL claims the campaign aims to reduce its votes among Arab and Jewish voters for the benefit of the far-right.
- The party urged the public to only trust official UAL campaign materials.
- The UAL believes it can help form a coalition of 61 Knesset members to end the current government.
- The party called for increased election participation to form a new government of change.
The United Arab List (UAL) has issued a warning regarding an organized campaign, allegedly orchestrated by elements within the Israeli right-wing, aimed at undermining its electoral support. The UAL stated that this campaign involves the dissemination of fabricated signs, videos, and rumors presented as originating from the party. The goal, according to the UAL, is to damage its image and reduce its votes among both Arab and Jewish constituents, thereby benefiting the far-right. The party believes that being specifically targeted highlights the right-wing's fears. The UAL asserts its strength within a potential coalition, suggesting that it, along with other "change parties," could secure 61 Knesset members and end the Netanyahu and Ben-Gvir government, as they claim to have done in 2021. The UAL emphasized that it is solely responsible for content from its official campaign channels, bearing its approved logo, and urged the public to disregard any material not originating from these official sources. The party expressed confidence in the Arab community's awareness and ability to counter these falsehoods by participating heavily in the elections. This participation, the UAL stated, would aim to oust the "racist and extremist right-wing coalition" and form a new "government of change" in which the UAL would be an influential partner for the benefit of the Arab community.
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