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Return of Arab Joint List takes seats from opposition while Likud strengthens - poll
The revived Joint List would win 13 seats, up from the 10 currently projected when the parties ran separately. The seats came at the expense of Yesh Atid, Naftali Bennett, and Gadi Eisenkot.
On a tightrope: Israel’s Arab citizens and the war with Hamas - opinion
The Joint Arab List split up alters the political landscape - analysis
The changing status of Israel’s Arab population - opinion
Far right Otzma, Likud file appeal demanding Arab parties be disqualified
According to Otzma, its appeal included evidence that the four Arab parties comprising the Joint List support terrorism.
Ayman Odeh to Barak: Get off the public stage; you should be left in the past
"Nineteen years have passed since you were responsible for the killing of thirteen Arab citizens because they took to the streets," he said.
Survey finds that as many as 74% of Arab Israelis could vote in September
Polls shows one-third of Arab citizens of Israel are still undecided about heading to the ballot box, but they could be persuaded.
AG: Joint List can run, Bayit Yehudi combines allowed
Mandelblit rejects attemps to disqualify Arab, far-right Jewish candidates and parties.
Arab MK Ahmed Tibi’s Ta’al party is gaining strength
Yisrael Beytenu intends to appeal to the Central Elections Committee on Sunday against positive coverage the Joint List is receiving from PA media outlets aimed at Israeli Arab voters.
Poll: Almost half of Israeli-Arab voters dissatisfied with Joint List
The poll, carried out over the last three days, further revealed that 52% of respondents believe the Joint List does not represent them.
Poll finds waning support for the Joint List
Some 46% are displeased with the party and the rest don't know.
![MK Haneen Zoabi [L] speaks at a news conference announcing the Joint List political slate of all the Arab parties with Ahmed Tibi [R], in Nazareth in 2015](https://images.jpost.com/image/upload/f_auto,fl_lossy/q_auto/c_fill,g_faces:center,h_194,w_290/428304 "MK Haneen Zoabi [L] speaks at a news conference announcing the Joint List political slate of all the Arab parties with Ahmed Tibi [R], in Nazareth in 2015")
Knesset approves breakup of Joint Arab List
MK Ahmad Tibi announced that he would leave the Joint List ahead of the April 9 election and that his party will run independently.
Haneen Zoabi: I will not be running in the coming elections
Zoabi has long been one of the Knesset’s most controversial members, since first being elected to the legislature in 2009.
It's the personality, stupid: Parties to focus on big names, not ideology
Unsurprisingly in an era of personality politics, political platforms and ideology are not the major problem for any of the parties.
