Joint List and Arab Parties in Israeli Coalition Politics

When left-wing parties, uh, consider relying on the Arab vote,

the arguments

from Joint List headquarters are simply a wake-up call, support

for terrorists and blatant incitement against the state. These are the people

it is important to stress that without them, Bennett, Lieberman

and Eisenkot simply have no government. Yishai, separate from the things you're bringing here tonight

in the broadcast.

Yes, we're talking about 20, uh, members of Knesset from Arab society, some of them veterans,

but many of them are new faces. And what we will soon see, uh, in the report

are displays of nationalism, admiration and support for released terrorists

by representatives of the Joint List who are going to enter the Knesset

from the party leader to its representatives in the back rows, you can see them

meeting with murderers of soldiers, murderers of collaborators

and security prisoners. As the election results teach us,

this group

is going to be very dominant in the next Knesset.

All this and more in the report we prepared.

The election results are coming in, and it turns out that for Gadi Eisenkot, for Lieberman

Bennett has no government without Mansour Abbas and the Joint List.

Nudi la-edna sha'abana

In Gaza, and in the dust of Ararib, and in every hut, Hayat is cast down

From Aden to Gaza

Forty-seven deterred their revenge.

Yes, this is how the Joint List celebrated its achievement yesterday

in the election,

by dedicating it to Gaza and the Nukhba terrorists in Israeli prison.

The Joint List stormed the polls and reached a two- digit number.

digits. The excitement could be felt the night before

the election,

When Ayman Odeh stood and sang the song "Biladi Biladi."

My country, my country, my love

and my heart.

The song "Biladi" speaks of the liberation of Palestine through blood, fire, and plumes of smoke.

The current Knesset, it must be said, includes familiar faces as well as

new ones in the Joint List, and in almost all of them, one can find

anti-Israeli nationalist ideology that will make it very difficult for Zionist parties

to cooperate with them. The party leader, Yousef Jabareen,

was documented as having close ties with Islamic Jihad activist Khader Adnan and with

terrorists with blood on their hands. Next on the list is Ahmad

Tibi, one of the Knesset's longest-serving members and Yasser Arafat's adviser.

In third place, Dr. Fatan Rats claimed that Israel

conducts weapons tests on Palestinians.

Next on the list is Baker Waudi, who could be found paying tribute

to terrorist Karim Younis, murderer of IDF soldier Avi Bromberg,

of blessed memory. Another representative who embraces terrorists with blood on their hands is

Hassan Asdasra, who held an educational position in the municipality of Rahat.

Nasasra went to embrace terrorist Karim Younis and even eulogized another terrorist

who died not long ago. After Nasasra, in

eleventh place appears Hitam Zahalka, a young man from Kafr

Qara, and it turns out that as part of his role in the municipality, he worked to commemorate

the names of Palestinian villages destroyed in the Nakba, as well as

streets named after terrorist Rahsan Kanafani. And of course,

the list also includes representatives such as Knesset member Ofer Cassif,

who despises Zionism and believes the killing of Esmail Haniyeh is a war

crime.

Hello, comrades. On a day Israel

killed Hezbollah's number two and Hamas's leader,

violating the sovereignty of two foreign

countries, Lebanon and Iran.

These are war crimes.

And this is what he thinks of the Shin Bet chief.

The new chief of the security service, the Shin Bet,

is a fascist Judeo-Nazi, I'd call him a bigot.

Many members of the Joint List expressed solidarity with hardcore terrorists, but

the court disqualified only one from running, who provided learned explanations

for the Nukhba terrorists' bloodlust. This is an anti-Zionist

list, and any cooperation with it, particularly while Israel is in a military conflict

in Gaza and Iran, will lead to frequent friction and crises.

Will the bloc of opposition parties, despite this, which lost among the Jewish public,

be willing to cooperate with a party whose members express

deep solidarity with terrorists and terror operatives? In the coming days,

we will know the answer.