Arab Party Vows to Fight Racism, Crime, and Demolitions
Translated & summarized from Al-Shams by baba
The Arab "All of Us" party criticized the Netanyahu-Ben Gvir government's policies on crime, racism, and home demolitions during the current elections. The party vowed to fight for equality, justice, and security, rejecting a future of fear and discrimination. Party leaders are conducting a tour to connect with voters across the country on election day.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- The "All of Us" party blames the Netanyahu-Ben Gvir government for rising crime, racism, and home demolitions.
- The party is campaigning for equality, justice, security, and dignity for all citizens.
- "All of Us" rejects a future defined by fear, marginalization, and discrimination.
- The party views the election as a battle against the far-right's policies.
- Party leaders are touring the country to engage with voters on election day.
The "All of Us" party stated that the current elections are taking place amid a dangerous political reality, for which it holds Prime Minister Netanyahu and Minister Ben Gvir's government responsible. The party blames the government's policies for its inaction against rampant crime and violence in Arab communities, as well as for racism, discrimination, ongoing home demolitions, settlement expansion, and violence in the West Bank and Gaza.
"All of Us" rejects a future where its people live under the threat of crime, where home demolitions become normalized, and where racism becomes government policy. The party also opposes a future defined by fear, marginalization, and exclusion.
The party emphasized that confronting the far-right and its policies is not merely an electoral dispute but a political and civil battle for full equality, justice, security, peace, and dignity. It asserts the right of all citizens to a future free from discrimination and oppression.
Following their votes, the party's co-chairs and members embarked on a field tour across towns from north to south, scheduled to continue until late night. This tour aims to engage with residents and be present with them on this significant election day.
