Israeli-Arab voters may play a decisive role in next week’s general elections, with projections suggesting neither of the country’s two leading parties will secure a parliamentary majority. Their potential influence could determine coalition-building efforts and the political direction of the government. Analysts highlight the bloc’s growing significance amid shifting electoral dynamics. The outcome hinges on voter turnout and strategic alliances in the coming days.
Israeli-Arabs could sway the balance of power in Israel's general elections next week as the country's two major parties are predicted to fall short of a majority in parliament.
