Ra'am party (United Arab List)
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Frustration and fear fueled record Arab turnout, making potential kingmakers of Ra’am, Joint List
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‘Majority voted for change’: Rallies to be held Saturday calling for Jewish-Arab government
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To build new coalition amid deadlock, Eisenkot, Netanyahu and others may need to break key pledges
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Arab parties pan ‘racist’ campaign as PM claims alleged foreign influence plot ‘stole’ election
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Progressive US Jews call for Eisenkot-led opposition bloc to welcome Arab parties
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For pro-Israel diaspora, Israel’s Arab voters are a point of pride. For Israeli Jews, they’re a national security threat
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Likud claims election ‘stolen’ by Arab parties following their record performance
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Arab parties emerge as potential kingmakers, presenting Zionist opposition with fateful choice
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Eisenkot and Netanyahu each vow to form next coalition, even as exit polls predict stalemate
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Arab parties revel as exit polls project historic gains, but kingmaker role still in doubt
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‘He’s united Arab Israelis’: Ben Gvir’s harsh policies drive high turnout in Arab towns
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Turnout hits historic high as Israel votes; election committee rejects multiple claims of foul play
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Ben Gvir says Netanyahu has promised EU to exclude him from next government
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Desperate for change, Israel’s Arab minority sees election as existential
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Daily Briefing Oct. 11 – A message to Eisenkot? Joint List vows to do ‘anything’ to oust Netanyahu
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Supreme Court unanimously overturns election panel’s ban on Arab parties
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The ban on Arab parties will likely be reversed. To its critics, that isn’t exactly a relief
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Day after meeting opposition chiefs, Golan says Arab parties could be in next government
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Eisenkot says Ra’am won’t be in his government, calls Netanyahu ‘a pathological liar’
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A Jewish Zionist running with Ra’am, Segalovitz tells ToI he aims to smash the political paradigm
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Eisenkot denies claim he promised Bedouin leaders he’d bring Ra’am into government
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Netanyahu’s Likud says it will petition election panel to ban Arab-majority parties
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Main opposition factions ink surplus-vote deals in bid to maximize Knesset representation
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Yoav Segalovitz, first Jewish candidate on Ra’am slate, wants to ‘break down walls’
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Election polls show little change, continued deadlock after party slates finalized
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