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Why Arab parties may not be the ‘kingmakers’ in this Israeli election

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Exit poll projections show that if Eisenkot’s bloc teamed up with Arab parties, they could potentially unseat Bibi.

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Why Arab parties may not be the ‘kingmakers’ in this Israeli election
10/28/2026, 2:30:17 PM
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