Hadash, Balad, and Ta'al Reunite to Relaunch Joint Arab List in Israel

The Democratic Front for Peace and Equality (Hadash) has welcomed the decision by the National Consensus Committee to reestablish the Joint Arab List, which will include Hadash, Balad, and Ta'al parties. Hadash announced its readiness to immediately launch an election campaign aimed at increasing voter turnout within the Arab sector and achieving the Joint List's greatest electoral success to date.

Hadash emphasized that the reformation of the Joint Arab List reflects the Arab public's desire to topple what it described as the "fascist right-wing government." The party accused the current Israeli government of perpetuating occupation, continuing a campaign of destruction in Gaza, engaging in ethnic cleansing in the West Bank, and escalating a racist assault on Arab citizens in Israel. Hadash also condemned the government's alleged failure to protect Arab citizens from organized crime, granting criminal gangs free rein to threaten their security.

The renewed alliance signals a unified Arab political front ahead of upcoming elections, aiming to strengthen Arab representation and influence in Israeli politics by opposing the right-wing government's policies and actions toward Palestinians and Arab Israelis.