The Arab Bloc in Israel has seen a record turnout in the recent election, securing an anticipated record number of parliamentary seats, which is expected to significantly impact the upcoming government. This high voter participation is seen as a sign of increased political engagement and unity among Arab communities, with one former lawmaker calling for the removal of Ben-Gvir.
'Go home, Ben-Gvir'; Arab Bloc celebrates record turnout in Israel elections
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‘Go home, Ben-Gvir’; Arab Bloc celebrates record turnout in Israel election
Israel’s Joint Arab List party celebrated as exit polls projected as many as 18 parliamentary seats for the Arab-bloc. Record turnout among Arab voters is fueling optimism for their potential role in the next government prompting one former lawmaker to declare, ‘Ben-Gvir is out’.
Published On 27 Oct 2026
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