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Islamist Party Surges in Morocco Election, Raising Concerns for Israel Ties
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By אלי קליין
First reported by Ynet · 3 hours ago
What happened
Morocco's parliamentary elections saw a surge for the Islamist PJD party, which campaigned on severing ties with Israel, while the ruling RNI party suffered losses. Low voter turnout reflected public frustration with the economy, and the results raise questions about future relations between Morocco and Israel.
- 01Islamist PJD party gains significantly in Moroccan elections.
- 02PJD campaigned on severing ties with Israel.
- 03Outgoing ruling party RNI suffers major losses.
- 04Low voter turnout reflects economic frustration.
- 05New government to oversee World Cup preparations.
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