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Voices End the Myth
The article argues that the U.S. midterm elections on November 3, 2026, dealt Republicans a blow: Democrats took control of both chambers of Congress, gained at least seven Senate seats, and flipped more than 20 House districts. This strengthened the institutions’ ability to scrutinize Donald Trump’s administration and constrain its agenda. In Israel’s October 27 Knesset election, Arab lists increased their representation to 19 of the 120 seats, with turnout reaching 77.9%. Neither Benjamin Netanyahu’s bloc nor the change bloc won a majority of 61 seats. But this electoral weight alone does not guarantee meaningful influence in government. The writer concludes that the results show how participation, awareness, and organization can redistribute power and hold leaders accountable. The article cautions, however, that the U.S. election results cannot be attributed to any single issue, and that while the Palestinian issue contributed to public debate, the results alone do not establish that it determined how voters cast their ballots.
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