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Israeli elections remain uncertain
The article focuses on the Israeli elections and emphasizes that the conflict is not between the left and the right, but rather between far-right Zionist factions that are increasingly extreme. All parties, whether in government or opposition, agree on rejecting an end to the occupation, establishing a Palestinian state, and dismantling settlements. Opposition leaders such as Lieberman, Eisenkot, and Bennett support continued settlement expansion and emphasize the need to annex large parts of the West Bank while maintaining Israeli security control, including renewing hostilities in Gaza. The article accuses ruling and opposition parties and groups of pursuing goals of settlement, Judaization, and ethnic cleansing, describing their practices as fascist and racist. It also highlights that the West and normalization advocates promote participation in Israeli elections as a means to beautify Israel's image and justify their complacency in not imposing sanctions on its aggressive policies. Meanwhile, genuine diplomatic solutions are repeatedly dismissed. The article stresses the importance of Palestinian unity to resist the occupation and settler projects through resistance and international support.
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