Israeli voters have radicalised further since October 7, analyst says

Here are some facts about elections for you:
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<br>- The fact of the matter is that those Arabs who live in Israel have much better rights, including voting rights and human rights, than those Arabs who live in the so-called West Bank or in Gaza under their &quot;own&quot; leaders. &#39;
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<br>- The population of Israel is approximately 10.2 million. This total includes about 7.6 million Jews and others, and 2.1 million Arab citizens of Israel, but excludes populations of the so-called West Bank and the Gaza strip.
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<br>-There have been Israeli Arab members of the Knesset ever since the first Knesset elections in 1949.
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<br>- Some Israeli Druze dispute the label &quot;Arab&quot; and consider Druze to be a separate ethnic group. However, because they speak Arabic as their first language, they are still included as Arabs in official statistics.
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<br>- Arab citizens can vote for political parties and run as candidates for the Israeli parliament, the Knesset.
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<br>- Arab political parties regularly win seats in the legislature.
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<br>- Arabs living in East Jerusalem generally hold permanent residency status rather than full Israeli citizenship, meaning that they can vote in municipal elections, but not in national Knesset elections.
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<br>- Only three months after Mahmoud Abbas announced that he is going to arrange elections, he postponed those elections, once again. And blames Israel for that, once again.
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<br>- Mahmoud Abbas fears that Hamas would win, again. That is the real reason behind his decision to postpone the elections, once again.

It is absolute fallacy to believe that the majority of Israelis were not already extreme right wing fascist well before Oct 7th. It&#39;s just that after Oct 7th their leaders said out loud in english what they previously would only say internally in Hebrew and so the population felt emboldened to show their true nature also.