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Eizenkot won't sway Knesset votes
The article discusses the Israeli Electoral Committee's decision to exclude Arab lists and candidates from the upcoming parliamentary elections. This move reflects a rise in racist attitudes toward Palestinians within Israel. Analyses indicate that this decision aims to diminish Palestinian presence in political life and underscores an increasing rejection and discrimination against Arabs—especially following the events of October 7 and the Gaza War. It is also expected that the Israeli Supreme Court will make its final ruling on the exclusion, potentially limiting Arab participation and influencing the balance of electoral power. An increase in Arab voting could have a significant impact on the formation of the government, whether favoring the left or the right. The report emphasizes that this development points toward a growing reliance on military power and right-wing religious rhetoric, along with a decline in Israel's international image. The participation of Palestinians in the upcoming elections could be decisive in shaping Israel's future government.
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