Ayman Odeh Calls for Arab Unity and Supports Two-State Solution Amid Israeli Political Shifts
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First reported by Srugim · 51 minutes ago
What happened
Ayman Odeh announced he will not run in the next Israeli elections and called for Arab party unity, supporting a two-state solution. He stressed that the Arab and Islamic world has offered Israel peace and normalization, referencing Netanyahu's acceptance of a peace plan including a Palestinian state. Odeh also discussed political cooperation and recent disengagement from some Israeli leaders.
- 01Ayman Odeh will not run in the upcoming Israeli elections and urges Arab party unity.
- 02He supports a two-state solution as the path to peace with Arab and Islamic countries.
- 03Odeh says the Arab and Islamic world has offered Israel peace, recognition, and normalization.
- 04He respects Yoav Segalovich and welcomes political cooperation based on shared programs.
- 05Odeh has not recently communicated with Naftali Bennett or Gadi Eizenkot.
- 06He warns close ties with Zionist opposition could be exploited by Netanyahu.
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