Eisenkot urges unity before vote
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Israeli opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot urged unity and calm before Tuesday’s election, where polls showed his Yashar! party in contention to unseat Benjamin Netanyahu.
by Cas Mudde Reposted by Maria Abreu
tldr: there are 3 blocks: (1) pro-Netanyahu, (2) anti-Netanyahu, (3) Arab parties, and none will have a majority.
Given that both Jewish blocks have strong far-right parties in them, neither wants to work with the Arab parties.
tldr: there are 3 blocks: (1) pro-Netanyahu, (2) anti-Netanyahu, (3) Arab parties, and none will have a majority.
Given that both Jewish blocks have strong far-right parties in them, neither wants to work with the Arab parties.
by Thomas Pogge
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by Yezid Sayigh
Between a rock and a hard place: What the Israeli elections mean for Arab states
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Between a rock and a hard place: What the Israeli elections mean for Arab states
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Reposted by Fabián Muniesa
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Reposted by Stuart Shapiro
by Amir Attaran