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Netanyahu won't stop until all Arab political parties are gone

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is reportedly seeking to ban the United Arab List party and its chair, Mansour Abbas, from contesting upcoming elections, viewing Arab political parties as a demographic threat. This move, aimed at preventing Arab parties from potentially denying him a governing majority, follows a pattern of eroding Palestinian political participation within Israel.
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Submitted by Abed Abou Shhadeh on Tue, 06/02/2026 - 20:21 As parliamentary elections loom, the Israeli leader is ramping up efforts to delegitimise Palestinian candidates Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu speaks during a press conference on 19 March, 2026 (Reuters) On More than two decades ago, Benjamin Netanyahu, then Israel’s finance minister, told the Herzliya security conference that the primary demographic threat facing the country did not arise from the Palestinians living in the o

Netanyahu won't stop until all Arab political parties are gone
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