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Ongoing Story· Day 42

Joint List Recovers Unity, Aims to Oust Netanyahu Government

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Joint List Crucial for Netanyahu Government's Defeat, Says Ahmad Tibi

Translated & summarized from Panet by baba

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Arabic · Sole source

Ahmad Tibi, head of the Joint List faction, stated that his party is growing in polls, reaching nine seats. He believes the Joint List is essential for defeating Prime Minister Netanyahu's government, as their increasing seats are the only way to achieve this. Tibi noted that current voting percentages are not enough on their own to unseat the government.

The story in 4 lines · by baba

  • Ahmad Tibi says the Joint List is crucial for defeating Netanyahu's government.
  • The Joint List has reached nine seats in recent opinion polls.
  • Tibi stated current voting percentages are insufficient to unseat the government.
  • He believes the Joint List's rising seat count is the only tool for change.

Ahmad Tibi, head of the Joint List faction, stated that the Joint List is experiencing continuous growth, reaching nine seats in recent polls. He emphasized that despite a gradual increase in voting percentages, the current levels are insufficient to unseat the current government. Tibi asserted that a strategic shift in polls demonstrates that defeating Prime Minister Netanyahu's government is impossible without the Joint List's participation. He believes their rising seat count is the sole means to alter the current situation according to their constituents' wishes.

PanetArab · Arara

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