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AlarabPolitics

Israeli Broadcaster Defends Arab Knesset Members, Rejects Terrorism Support Claims

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Israeli media personality Amnon Levy defended Arab Knesset members on Channel 13, rejecting claims they support terrorism. Levy stated he knows none of the 19 Arab MKs who fit that description and highlighted Mansour Abbas's efforts to foster Jewish-Arab relations. The debate occurred on November 14, 2026.

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  • Israeli media personality Amnon Levy defended Arab Knesset members against terrorism support accusations.
  • Levy stated he knows none of the 19 Arab MKs who could be described as terrorism supporters.
  • He highlighted Mansour Abbas's efforts to build Jewish-Arab relations.
  • The defense occurred during a televised debate on Israel's Channel 13.
  • The discussion took place on November 14, 2026.

Israeli media personality Amnon Levy defended Arab members of the Knesset (MKs) during a televised debate on Israel's Channel 13, rejecting broad accusations that they support terrorism. Levy stated that he does not know any of the 19 Arab MKs who could be described as terrorism supporters, deeming such accusations unjustified.

He specifically addressed Mansour Abbas, head of the United Arab List, noting that Abbas is risking his life to build relations between Jews and Arabs. Levy's remarks underscored his opposition to generalizing and accusing Arab political leaders of supporting terrorism.

The discussion took place on November 14, 2026.

AlarabArab · Nazareth

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