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Joint List Head Visits Arab Bus Driver Attacked in Hadera Youssef Jabareen, head of the Joint List, visited Abd Muhajneh, an Arab bus driver attacked in Hadera. The assault included racist slurs against Muhajneh and the Arab community. Jabareen warned of rising racist attacks against Arab workers, linking them to right-wing incitement, and called for unity against racism.
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What happened 01 Joint List head Youssef Jabareen visited bus driver Abd Muhajneh after a racist attack in Hadera. 02 The assault on Muhajneh included racist slurs targeting his family and the Arab community. 03 Jabareen warned of increasing racist attacks against Arab workers in public service roles. 04 He attributed the attacks to incitement from right-wing politicians and media figures. 05 Jabareen called for unity to confront racism and hold perpetrators accountable. Translated and summarized by baba from Alarab , the latest report. Read Alarab’s original The coverage
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