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The people speak

The “most consequential election in Israel’s history” has not changed the country’s unbearably bleak outlook. But the Palestinian minority has come out in force for solidarity and justice.

Elections and rejections

Many Israeli political parties, including those seeking to replace Netanyahu, continue to resist the idea of an Arab party participating in a governing coalition. But some of them also understand that a high turnout could help change the government.

Three such cunning phrasings help stoke settler attacks on American journalists and European diplomats, keep Palestinian farmers off their land, and portray the Israeli army and civilians in the West Bank as the people in danger.

Reports from the hottest spots

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They loathe Israel for destroying Gaza. They also blame Hamas for gambling with their lives and promising victory. In searing Facebook posts, Gazans describe the loss, abuse and daily humiliations no camera can capture.