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Recorded Call Urges Arab-Israelis to Vote in Name of Murdered Sister
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Over one million Arab-Israeli citizens received a recorded call on Election Day, urging them to vote in memory of a murdered sister. The call was made by Sousan Sultan, whose sister Susan was killed in 2025. The Standing Together organization supported the effort, calling the election a chance to change the dire situation for Israeli Arabs and combat rising violence.
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- Over 1,000,000 Arab-Israelis received a recorded call to vote on Election Day.
- The call urged citizens to vote in the name of Sousan Sultan's murdered sister, Susan.
- Sousan Sultan's husband, Ziad, was also murdered in August 2026.
- The Standing Together organization sees the election as a chance to improve the situation for Israeli Arabs.
- The organization cited unprecedented levels of violence and crime in Arab society.
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