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Arab votes to shape Israel's prime race
The article focuses on the importance of Arab voters participating in the Israeli Knesset elections scheduled for next week. It is expected that their turnout will rise to 65%, which could shift the balance of power and influence the formation of the upcoming government. The analysis indicates that Gadi Eizenkot's coalition, which he leads, is nearing a parliamentary majority, and may require support from Arab parties. Specifically, the seats held by Arab parties give them significant influence in determining the election results. Although Eizenkot has so far rejected cooperation with Arab parties, the voting outcomes may force them to collaborate outside the coalition to prevent Netanyahu's continuation in power. Meanwhile, Arab parties continue to seek the abolition of discriminatory legislation and to enhance their political representation.
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