What do we know about the Arab presence in the Israeli legislative elections?
After casting his voice in Jerusalem, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu expressed concern at the high rate of Arab voter participation in the Tuesday legislative elections, warning of the " election theft " . In a series of publications, Netanyahu highlighted the long lines in front of polling stations in Arab towns, and published a picture that said that she showed a vehicle, including women wearing necks, waiting to cast their votes. Arabs, mostly of Palestinian origin, accounted for about 21 per cent of Israel ' s 10 million population and were usually voting for less Jewish Israelis. For its part, the Legal Centre for the Rights of the Arab Minority was declared in E.
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After casting his voice in Jerusalem, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu expressed concern at the high rate of Arab voter participation in the Tuesday legislative elections, warning of the " election theft " . In a series of publications, Netanyahu highlighted the long lines in front of polling stations in Arab towns, and published a picture that said that she showed a vehicle, including women wearing necks, waiting to cast their votes. Arabs, mostly of Palestinian origin, accounted for about 21 per cent of Israel ' s 10 million population and were usually voting for less Jewish Israelis. For its part, the Legal Centre for the Rights of the Arab Minority was declared in E.
