The Arab Voice Between Partnership and Exclusion!
The article discusses the position of the Arab voice in Israel after the elections, describing far-right accusations regarding the integrity of voting in Arab towns, and a provocative demonstration in Lod where the slogan 'A state for the Jews' was raised, viewing this as an attempt to delegitimize the results and exclude Arabs from political participation.
The article discusses the position of the Arab voice in Israel after the announcement of the results of the two Arab lists in the elections. It describes far-right accusations regarding the integrity of voting in Arab towns, and attempts to delegitimize the results. It points to a provocative demonstration organized by an extreme right-wing group in the market square in Lod and in front of one of its mosques, as part of the climate of incitement surrounding the Arab voice and presence. The article sees this as an attempt to create confrontations between Arabs and Jews, and to launch a new campaign to delegitimize the already targeted public. It also mentions that the demonstrators shouted in Tel Aviv and raised the slogan 'A state for the Jews,' which is a call to prevent 'non-Jews' from participating in decision-making, thus delegitimizing the election outcome. The aim is to deter Arabs from wanting to vote, convincing them they are ineffective, and that they should sit aside and leave the decision to the Jewish parties. This means preparing to deny 'non-Jews' the right to vote.