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Far-Right Actions May Boost Arab Voter Turnout in Israel
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By Jack Khoury
First reported by Haaretz · 18 hours ago
What happened
An analysis suggests far-right provocations might increase Arab Israeli voter turnout. Separately, Prime Minister Netanyahu released a campaign video, the Health Ministry advised boiling water in a northern city, and an Israeli documentary on Gaza received acclaim at Venice but faced criticism at home.
- 01Far-right actions may increase Arab Israeli voter turnout.
- 02Prime Minister Netanyahu released a new election campaign video.
- 03Northern Israeli city residents advised to boil tap water.
- 04Israeli documentary on Gaza received standing ovation at Venice.
- 05IDF investigating soldier filmed shooting Palestinian.
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