After decades of boycotts, Palestinian citizens of Israel turned out to vote. It could shape what comes next

Palestinian citizens of Israel have historically boycotted elections, viewing the political system as oppressive and unrepresentative of their interests. In a recent shift, many of these voters participated in an election, breaking with decades of abstention. This increased participation could influence the political outcome and what happens next.

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Philadelphia InquirerLean Left· 4h ago· ran in 2 outlets

For Palestinian citizens of Israel, a historic vote borne of fear and frustration

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WTOP Washington DCCenter· 3h ago· ran in 2 outlets

For Palestinian citizens of Israel, a historic vote borne of fear and frustration

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Local News 8Center· 5h ago

After decades of boycotts, Palestinian citizens of Israel turned out to vote. It could shape what comes next

KESQ Palm SpringsCenter· 5h ago

After decades of boycotts, Palestinian citizens of Israel turned out to vote. It could shape what comes next

KRDOCenter· 5h ago

After decades of boycotts, Palestinian citizens of Israel turned out to vote. It could shape what comes next

KEYT Santa BarbaraCenter· 5h ago

After decades of boycotts, Palestinian citizens of Israel turned out to vote. It could shape what comes next

KION Central CoastCenter· 5h ago

After decades of boycotts, Palestinian citizens of Israel turned out to vote. It could shape what comes next

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