How should we build the lever capable of reaping the fruits of what the Arab voter achieved in the recent elections?
In an opinion piece in Al-Ittihad newspaper, Professor Mustafa Kabha analyzes the results of the recent Israeli elections from the perspective of Arab society, calling for the establishment of community institutions to translate the electoral achievement into sustainable political and developmental influence, through the creation of an independent support fund and a comprehensive community agenda.
In an opinion piece in Al-Ittihad newspaper, Professor Mustafa Kabha analyzes the results of the recent Israeli elections from the perspective of Arab society. The author notes that the Arab voter has proven capable of overcoming frustration and participating effectively, producing an electoral weight that cannot be ignored. However, he warns that the number of seats does not automatically translate into influence, and calls for building a community and institutional 'lever' to turn this achievement into tangible policies. Kabha proposes establishing an independent support fund financed by Arab businessmen, and developing a community agenda covering education, employment, urban planning, and fighting crime. He also emphasizes the need to involve younger generations as partners in leadership and implementation, and to move from seasonal coordination to permanent institutional partnership.