وكالة مدار نيوز
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The article discusses the impact of the Al-Aqsa Flood that Israel experienced more than three years ago on the upcoming general elections, which are set to take place in a few days. It highlights how the election results will indirectly reflect the Palestinian people's reactions to Israeli policies, the war waged on Gaza, and the resistance. The text explains that there is a struggle within the electoral scene between two camps: one is punishing the Israeli government for its fall into the flood by ending its rule, while the other is reaffirming its control and rewarding what it considers success in destroying Gaza and boosting settlement expansion. The article states that Palestinians, especially those within Palestine and abroad, aim to punish extremist right-wing Israeli leaders like Netanyahu and Ben Gvir through active participation in the elections, despite calls for a boycott, in order to balance the situation and send a message of isolation or punishment to the Israeli governments that repeatedly commit massacres against Palestinian land and aspirations.
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