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28 October 2026

Arab parties could win 18 seats in Israeli elections, exit polls suggest

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Arab parties could win 18 seats in Israeli elections, exit polls suggest

Record-breaking voter turnout among Palestinian citizens of Israel hits around 80 percent, early indications show.

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