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Arab Parties See Dramatic Surge in Knesset Election Polls
A new poll projects a dramatic surge for Arab political parties, with the Joint List expected to win ten seats and Ra'am seven, totaling 17 seats in the 26th Knesset. This represents a 70% increase compared to the previous election.
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- 01Joint List and Ra'am projected to win 17 seats combined in new Knesset election poll.
- 02Arab parties' projected seat total marks a 70% increase from the previous 2022 election.
- 03High voter turnout in Arab communities, with some towns exceeding 80%, fuels the surge.
- 04Poll results could significantly influence the balance of political blocs and government formation.
- 05Mansour Abbas leads Ra'am, which is projected to win seven seats.
The rise is driven by exceptionally high voter turnout in Arab communities, with some towns exceeding 80%. These results could significantly impact government formation.
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