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Ra'am Launches Election Campaign Aiming for Seven Knesset Seats to Join Change Coalition
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First reported by Arutz Sheva · 2 days ago
What happened
Ra'am launched its election campaign in Kafr Qana, targeting seven Knesset seats to join a coalition that will unseat the right-wing government and advance Arab community interests.
- 01Ra'am launched its election campaign in Kafr Qana with a goal of winning seven Knesset seats.
- 02The party aims to join a change coalition to topple the current right-wing government.
- 03Speakers described the government as extreme and racist, criticizing its policies on Arab society.
- 04Ra'am condemned government failures on crime, illegal home demolitions, and budget reallocations.
- 05The campaign highlights Ra'am's intent to increase political influence for Arab Israelis.
- 06Hundreds attended the rally emphasizing the importance of Arab representation in politics.
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