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Media Personality Eliraz Sade Links Arab Voter Turnout to Perceived Jewish Division

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Media Personality Eliraz Sade Thanks Arab Voters Amidst Election Drama

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Media personality Eliraz Sade thanked Arab voters in Israel for uniting the Jewish people, despite criticizing their choice to vote for Arab parties that do not condemn Hamas. His comments came during the tense 2026 election results count. Sade concluded by urging Jewish Israelis to "hold on tight" as "the Jews are coming" in anticipation of the next government's formation.

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  • Eliraz Sade thanked Arab voters for uniting Jewish people amidst the 2026 election results.
  • Sade criticized Arab voters for choosing parties that do not condemn Hamas.
  • He issued a defiant message about the upcoming government formation.
  • The comments were made on his X account during election result tabulation.

Amidst the intense political drama of the 2026 elections and the tense counting of double envelopes, media personality Eliraz Sade posted a controversial response on his X account, directly addressing Arab voters in Israel. "I say thank you to the Arabs of Israel," Sade began, before criticizing their voting patterns. "You made a grave mistake by voting for Arab parties that do not condemn Hamas, but you have united the Jewish people." He concluded his message with a defiant statement regarding the formation of the next government: "Hold on tight, the Jews are coming!". The article also briefly mentions Amit Segal's reaction to the political drama, stating "This has never happened before."

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