Israeli Arab parties target Bedouin vote amid crime anger, low turnout

Ahead of Israeli elections, Arab parties, particularly Ra'am, are mobilizing Bedouin voters, citing rising crime and low turnout. Security officials warn of 'terror organizations' in the diaspora, adding a security dimension. The outcome could shift the political balance, with Bedouin votes potentially decisive.

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