On the importance of participating in elections

Lawyer Ali Haidar, in his article in Al-Ittihad newspaper, calls for participation in the Knesset elections to topple the current government, which he describes as the "worst government" with a "fascist racist ideology," considering voting a means of struggle alongside popular and legal action.

In an opinion piece in Al-Ittihad newspaper, lawyer Ali Haidar argues that participation in the Israeli Knesset elections is necessary, though without exaggerating its importance. Haidar describes the current Israeli government as the "worst government in Israel since its establishment," accusing it of "messianic, fascist, and racist ideology," "genocide in Gaza," and "apartheid and ethnic cleansing." He calls for mobilizing efforts to topple it through voting, considering that the alternative government might be "less bad." He views the Knesset as one of the strategies of struggle alongside popular, legal, local, and international work, and emphasizes the need to restructure the Higher Follow-Up Committee.