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Arab voters turn out in record numbers in Israel vote

Arab voters turned out in record numbers in Tuesday’s Israeli election, supporting two leading Arab parties and opposing Benjamin Netanyahu’s government. Netanyahu warned his base during election day about the high Arab turnout. With both political blocs short of a majority, parties faced a choice between accepting Arab allies or returning to the polls.
WHO: Voters supporting two leading Arab parties; Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu
WHAT: Arab voters turned out in record numbers in Israel’s election, while Netanyahu warned his supporters about their turnout.
WHEN: Oct 27, 2026
WHERE: Israel
WHY: Voters supporting the two Arab parties turned out to voice opposition to the Netanyahu government.

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