In our society, ideas align with the fascist context
In an opinion article on Arab 48, the writer criticizes Mansour Abbas's faction that promotes joining any government coalition after the elections, even with Ben Gvir and Smotrich, describing it as a concession and regression in a 'fascist' and 'genocide' context.
In an opinion article published on the Arab 48 website, the writer criticizes ideas he describes as aligning with the 'fascist context' in Arab society in Israel. The article focuses on Mansour Abbas's faction, which promotes the necessity of joining any government coalition after the elections, even if it includes Ben Gvir and Smotrich. The writer describes this approach as a concession and regression, accusing Abbas of being willing to sit with people who 'carried out genocide and uprooting as if drinking water' without batting an eye, not within the framework of peace negotiations but in the midst of fascism. The writer believes that behind this pursuit lie two things: seeking legitimacy from the oppressors, and the naive belief that the step will bring budgets to local authorities.