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Balad Advances Joint Arab List Ahead of Crucial Israeli Elections Balad is actively promoting a joint Arab electoral list with Hadash and Ta'al to boost Arab representation in the Knesset ahead of critical Israeli elections, aiming to counter rising racism and right-wing policies.
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What happened 01 Balad supports forming a joint Arab list with Hadash and Ta'al for upcoming elections. 02 The party formed teams to advance the unified Arab list's establishment. 03 Balad committed to the National Consensus Committee's decision on the joint list. 04 They avoided public disputes during negotiations to maintain unity. 05 The elections are seen as critical amid rising fascism and racism. 06 Success is defined by increased Arab voter turnout and representation, and opposing right-wing policies. Translated and summarized by baba from Arutz Sheva , the latest report. Read Arutz Sheva’s original The coverage
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