Israel’s Arab parties seek higher turnout against Netanyahu

By Erick León

JERUSALEM.— Arab party leaders seek to increase turnout among Palestinians with Israeli citizenship in Tuesday’s election, EL PAÍS reported.

Ahmad Tibi set a turnout target of 70%. The parties are running on two separate lists and hope to influence the composition of a fragmented parliament.

The report describes frustration over discrimination and doubts about the usefulness of voting. Election projections are not yet results.

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Original Spanish version, published October 25, 2026.

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