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Palestinian Authority Pressures Arab Parties to Unite Against Netanyahu in Joint List
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First reported by Mako · 2 hours ago
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The Palestinian Authority pressured Arab Israeli parties Hadash, Ta’al, and Balad to reunite as the Joint List to defeat Netanyahu in upcoming elections. The alliance excludes Ra’am and aims to boost Arab voter turnout. Leaders emphasized a democratic alternative to Netanyahu's leadership.
- 01Palestinian Authority pressured Arab parties to reunite as the Joint List to oppose Netanyahu.
- 02Hadash, Ta’al, and Balad agreed on seat distribution, with Jabareen leading the list.
- 03The alliance excludes Ra’am and focuses on increasing Arab voter turnout.
- 04PA officials warned against past mistakes risking Netanyahu's return to power.
- 05Balad leader emphasized building a democratic alternative, not serving any prime minister candidate.
- 06Joint List vowed to defeat Netanyahu regardless of external pressures.
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