Israeli Arab voters back right-wing ouster, but fear exclusion from coalition

Israeli Arab voters turned out at over 80% to help unseat the right-wing government, securing 19 seats for Arab-majority parties. However, analysts warn that a unity government or second round could still exclude Arab parties from coalition, perpetuating their political marginalization. This highlights a persistent gap between electoral participation and actual political integration.

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