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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu criticized the prospect of the United Arab List joining the next government, citing an old document that he said represented the platform of its leader, Mansour Abbas. According to its archived version, the document dates back to 2002 and includes demands to end the occupation, establish a Palestinian state and evacuate settlements, as well as calls for equality and an end to discrimination. Abbas replied that Netanyahu knew the list’s platform from understandings they reached in 2019 and coalition documents from 2021, and challenged him to publish them. The list had joined the governing coalition in 2021 and 2022, and won eight seats in the latest election.
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