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Ongoing Story· Day 45

United Arab List Holds Major Election Rally in Jaljulia

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United Arab List Releases Election Video Targeting Negev

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The United Arab List released an election video targeting the Negev region, emphasizing the importance of local votes for forming a 61-seat coalition and changing the government. The video showcased a large turnout at a UAL festival in the Negev, signaling the party's focus on the area's electoral impact.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • The United Arab List released an election video titled "The Negev Has Decided.. But United."
  • The video emphasizes the importance of votes from the Negev region.
  • The UAL aims to form a 61-seat coalition government.
  • A UAL festival in the Negev attracted thousands of attendees.
  • The party seeks to change the current government.
United Arab List Releases Election Video Targeting Negev
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The United Arab List (UAL) has released an election video titled "The Negev Has Decided.. But United." The video features a statement from the UAL saying, "Thousands at the UAL festival in the Negev, held at the entrance to Hura, and the leader stated: Every vote is important to ensure a coalition of 61 and to change the government."

The UAL is emphasizing the importance of votes from the Negev region in its campaign to form a coalition government and potentially replace the current one. The video highlights a large turnout at a UAL event in the Negev, underscoring the party's focus on this area and its perceived influence on national political outcomes.

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