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Joint List Celebrates Historic Achievement in Bid to Oust Extremist Government
The Joint List is celebrating projected gains of 10-11 seats in the recent elections, with an unprecedented 80% voter turnout in the Arab community.
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What happened
- 01The Joint List is projected to win 10-11 seats with an unprecedented 80% Arab voter turnout.
- 02Joint List leaders celebrated the results as a "historic achievement" against the government.
- 03Voter turnout in the Arab community surpassed that of the Jewish community.
- 04Candidates blamed the "extremist far-right government" and Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir for "tormenting" Arab citizens.
- 05Arab citizens from various regions participated in voting to oust the government.
Leaders attributed this "historic achievement" to the mobilization of Arab citizens against the "extremist far-right government." Candidates specifically cited Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir's policies as a motivating factor for voters seeking to oust the current administration.
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