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The Knesset elections reflect a political deadlock and an almost even split between the right-wing and Haredi camp and the liberal, security-oriented opposition, with neither side able to secure a majority. Likud leads the field, alongside the rise of the Yashar list headed by Gadi Eisenkot. The article notes that the disagreement between Netanyahu and Eisenkot concerns how to manage the Israeli project, not its fundamental nature. Meanwhile, the Arab lists strengthened their position by winning 19 seats, making them a bloc that is difficult to bypass mathematically. The article calls for turning this political weight into organized grassroots action by institutionalizing the High Follow-Up Committee and uniting Palestinian efforts to confront occupation and discrimination policies.
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