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The future of the Palestinian vote in Israel
The backlash against the high Palestinian turnout reveals much about the state of Israeli democracy and its future. In the October 27 Israeli elections, 38 parties ran for office.
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The piece argues that the backlash to the high Palestinian turnout exposes deep challenges for Israeli democracy. In the October 27 election, 38 parties contested seats, yet only two—both Arab parties representing Palestinian citizens of Israel—advocated for peace, equality and an end to the occupation of Palestinian territories. This contrast highlights the marginalisation of pro‑peace voices within the Israeli political landscape.
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