Arab Balad News Today

54 percent of respondents believe that Israel should either wait until the end of the war or hold elections at the end of the current Knesset term

 

Those arrested in Nazareth include former Knesset members Haneen Zoabi and Mohammad Barakeh

Channel 12 survey finds such a party, which isn't currently in the cards, would siphon off votes from opposition parties that are opposed to the government's program anyway

More than half of respondents say they fear civil war, harm to security due to political schisms, Channel 13 survey finds

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Back in the opposition, Ra’am leader Mansour Abbas says that the most important thing right now is to seek solutions for the miseries of the Israeli Arab public.

'There is reason to estimate that the next government will bring achievements on the economic and social level” for the Arab sector, and we're prepared to work with Netanyahu,' activists in the Balad party stated.

In a meeting with the United Nations secretary-general, Hadash-Ta’al party head Ayman Odeh blamed successive governments of neglecting to protect Israeli Arab citizens.