The word "Union" | To overthrow a government that plunders Arab rights and destroys their homes

The Al-Ittihad editorial condemns the Israeli government's decision to cut Arab budgets to fund Apache helicopters, describing it as piracy and plunder. Concurrently, it points to a demolition campaign in the Negev that included the demolition of a mosque and the displacement of families. The article calls for the overthrow of the government in elections and accuses Ben Gvir of exploiting the crisis.

The editorial of Al-Ittihad newspaper, the mouthpiece of the Israeli Communist Party, addresses the Israeli government's decision to reduce budgets allocated to the Arab community and redirect them to fund the purchase of Apache attack helicopters. The article describes the decision as piracy, plunder, and aggression, viewing it as a continuation of policies of national discrimination and exclusion. It quotes the Joint List affirming the urgent need of Arab towns for investments in education, welfare, infrastructure, and crime fighting, instead of having their budgets confiscated. Concurrently, the article points to an escalating demolition campaign in the Negev targeting the village of Al-Dhayya, resulting in the demolition of dozens of inhabited homes, land leveling, displacement of families, and the demolition of the village mosque. The Joint List considers this crime part of policies of demolition, uprooting, and displacement targeting Arab villages in the Negev. The article calls for solidarity with the villagers and resistance to demolition policies, accusing Minister Ben Gvir of exploiting residents' suffering for electoral purposes. It concludes by calling on the Arab masses to use their civic weight to overthrow the government and bring the Joint List's power to block aggressive racist policies.