Arab parties
Qualifying threshold considerations - opinion
What changed on Sept. 1 was that Netanyahu, after a refusal from Ben-Gvir, managed to get Smotrich to run in a single list with Moshe Feiglin’s Zehut party.
Israel Election 2026: The parties, blocs and battles that will shape Israel's future - explainer
Ofer Winter, unification of Arab parties, shake up Knesset seats, push RZP below threshold - poll
Why are more Jewish politicians considering joining Israeli Arab parties? - opinion
Israel is ready for an Arab party in the governing coalition - editorial
More than a fifth of Israel’s nine million citizens are Arabs, and there is every reason to include an Arab party in the new coalition.
Election survey: 87% of Israeli Arabs support entering or supporting gov't
Whether enough Jewish parties would be willing to sit with Arabic parties in order to form a government however, remains a different question altogether.
Yesh Atid's Yair Lapid willing to cooperate with Arab parties
Lapid’s answer is a positive sea-change in the political discourse surrounding the Joint Arab List.
Netanyahu attempts to rally the Arab vote
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu traveled on Friday to the Arab town of Umm el-Fahm to personally witness the one-millionth person in Israel to receive the COVID-19 vaccine.
Kfar Bara leads the way among Israeli-Arab localities
Kfar Bara is characterized by a homogeneous population of 100% Muslim Arabs and has enjoyed relative electoral stability and strong local leadership for the last 15-odd years.
Ayman Odeh, Joint List
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Netanyahu's Facebook page sends warning of Arabs who 'want to destroy us'
"We turned to Facebook. They must act immediately to put an end to this racist and dangerous incitement by Netanyahu against the Arab population," said Joint List leader Ayman Odeh.
All four Arab parties running together
“We will work to improve Arab turnout so the Joint List will be a force to be reckoned with in Israeli politics,” said Balad leader Mtanes Shehadeh.
All 4 Arab parties to run together in September elections
Balad leader MK Mtanes Shehadeh said he asked his counterparts in the other parties to postpone the press conference, "but we were refused."
Ra’am-Balad and Hadash-Ta’al
According to recent surveys, Arab turnout is expected to decline to little over 50% on Tuesday, similar to the average turnout preceding the establishment of the Joint List.