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Ongoing Story· Day 26

New Poll Shows Arab Parties Winning 13 Knesset Seats, New Party Fails Threshold

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i24NEWS EnglishPolitics

Arab Parties Emerge as Key Kingmakers in Israeli Election Deadlock

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Israel's Arab parties achieved historic gains in the recent elections, securing a record 19 seats with high voter turnout, positioning them as potential kingmakers for the opposition bloc. Leaders expressed readiness to help oust the Netanyahu government, though coalition conditions remain a point of negotiation. The uncertain election results present scenarios including a unity government, an opposition government reliant on Arab support, or new elections, with the latter causing concern amid allegations of foreign interference aimed at delegitimizing Arab parties' influence.

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  • Arab parties achieved a historic record of 19 seats in the recent Israeli elections.
  • Voter turnout among Arab citizens was exceptionally high, reportedly exceeding the general population.
  • The Arab parties' gains give them significant leverage to potentially form an opposition majority.
  • Allegations of foreign interference are being used to delegitimize the prospect of Arab parties in a coalition.
  • The election outcome remains uncertain, with possibilities of a unity government, opposition government, or new elections.

i24NEWS English publishes in English. The key points are summarized above. Read i24NEWS English’s full report from the link at the top of the page.

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