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Arab Parties Discuss Vote-Sharing Deal to Boost Influence

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By דלית הלוי

First reported by Now 14 · 3 hours ago

What happened

The head of the Joint List, Yousef Jabareen, is seeking a surplus vote agreement with Ra'am to maximize Arab political power and potentially oust the current government. He stressed the importance of increasing Arab voter turnout in the upcoming "fateful" elections.

  • 01Joint List leader seeks vote-sharing deal with Ra'am.
  • 02Goal is to boost Arab voter turnout and political power.
  • 03Jabareen aims to help topple the right-wing government.
  • 04He calls the upcoming elections "fateful" for Arab society.

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In this story
OrganizationsJoint List, Ra'am
PlacesKnesset

Full coverage · 2 outlets

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Arutz ShevaRight · Hebrew1 hour ago
Arab Parties Discuss Vote-Sharing Deal to Boost Influence
Now 14Right · Hebrew3 hours ago
Arab Parties to Sign Vote-Sharing Deal Ahead of Elections

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