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© (c) Copyright Thomson Reuters 2019.Netanyahu teetering in close Israeli election race: exit polls
By Jeffrey Heller JERUSALEM©2024 GPlusMedia Inc.
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timeon
There are many strong opinions about Israel, but from these news the fact that the arabs are quite well represented in the Israeli parliament impressed me.
"The Joint Arab List made a strong showing in Tuesday's election and was projected to capture 13 to 15 seats in the legislature, compared with 10 won by various Arab factions in April's election."
Concerned Citizen
Israeli elections, a choice between thieves.
Nevertheless, I hope Netanyahu loses. He has absolutely no intention of forging a fair peace settlement with the Palestinians.
drlucifer
Will pop a champagne if Netanyahu fails to form a government and is forced to step. The workd especially the middle east will be better without him.
CrazyJoe
One of the major issues in the forthcoming election is whether Israel should illegally annex the occupied West Bank. The three million Palestinians who live in the West Bank whose lives will be forever changed by that decision have no say in the matter since they can't vote in Israeli elections. On what planet is that a democracy?
darknuts
This would be good news but the person replacing him seems like he will be even more extreme. Isreal doesn't just want exist. It wants to be the dominant power in the region.
SuperLib
How's that peace deal coming along?
Norman Goodman
I think you mean to to say "officialized" it. Israel has been an apartheid state for a very long time.
Peter14
Israel used to be the home of holocaust survivors. It has moved on to become the home for those committing crimes against humanity by continued persecution of Palestinians. The sympathies gained from the horrors of WWII have been squandered and the generation that came after have overcompensated and now create horrors against others. Such a shame.
arrestpaul
Is that because the Palestinians refuse to accept Israel's right to even exist? It's difficult to negotiate with the followers of the Grand Mufti of Jerusalem, Haj Amin al-Husseini.
Simon Foston
arrestpaulToday 03:26 am JST
Strange, eh? An artificially created state, propped up with American money and weapons, and filled with extremist nut-jobs like Jewish Power. What's not to like?
arrestpaul
How do you have peace talks with someone who doesn't believe you have a right to exist? Palestinians are willing to accept any proposed two-state proposal as long as the other member of that two-state government no longer exists. The Grand Mufti of Jerusalem, Haj Amin al-Husseini, would be proud of the current Palestinians efforts in the area.
Simon Foston
arrestpaulToday 03:51 am JST
Yes, that's basically the same as your last comment.