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    Israel bans Arab parties from upcoming parliamentary election●Rigged Election: Israel bans Arab parties from election - Who they are, why it matters "Israel’s Central Elections CommiMmastodonWorldHuman Rights1011 h ago

    Israel's Central Elections Committee has voted to bar the country's two main Arab-majority political lists from next month's parliamentary election. The move could leave Palestinian citizens of Israel without representation in the Knesset. Critics call it rigged and anti-democratic, while discussion is focusing on who the banned parties are and what the decision means for the election's legitimacy.

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    Israel bars Arab parties from upcoming election▼Israel bans Arab parties from election: Who they are, why it matters✉newsWorldElections2 d ago

    Israel has banned Arab political parties from contesting the upcoming election, a move set to remove Arab representation from the ballot. Reports are examining which parties are affected and the implications for Palestinian citizens of Israel, who make up roughly a fifth of the population. Critics describe the ban as anti-democratic, while its impact on the election's outcome remains a key question.

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    Israel's election campaign is being described as the most racist in the country's history. Commentary in the Israeli press points to inflammatory rhetoric targeting Arab citizens and Palestinian voices as a defining feature of the race, with politicians competing over increasingly hardline positions. Observers warn the campaign is normalising open hostility toward minorities and reshaping the tone of Israeli politics.

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    Bernie Sanders decries Israel's ban on Arab parties●@sensanders “Israel’s election committee banned both major Arab parties four weeks before the election. If it wasn’t alrMmastodonWarMiddle East210 h ago

    US Senator Bernie Sanders is condemning Israel's election committee's decision to ban the country's two major Arab parties just four weeks before the election. In a widely shared post, Sanders said the move shows that Benjamin Netanyahu and his far-right allies want Palestinian citizens, about 20% of Israel's population, to have no political voice, and he called for an end to US military support.