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Golan urges opposition to form partnership with Arab parties to replace Netanyahu
Noa Shpigel reports in Haaretz on 28 October 2026: Democrats party leader Yair Golan on Wednesday urged opposition leaders to form a government in partnership with Arab parties to replace Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, calling on his allies to overcome their reluctance to…
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Balad leader blasts ‘racist’ exclusion of Arab parties in Israel
Al Jazeera writes on 28 October 2026: The leader of Israel’s Balad party has condemned the country’s main political leaders for refusing to form a coalition with Arab parties, even after a record showing in polls could make them kingmakers for the next parliament after no clear…
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Israeli democracy has been given a chance. It may not get another
Aluf Benn writes in Haaretz on 28 October 2026: Let’s start with the good news: Benjamin Netanyahu failed to prevent the election from taking place on schedule. He also failed to close the skies to Israelis coming from abroad to vote, or to disrupt voting by the Arab community.…
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Eisenkot or Netanyahu: No matter who forms government, democracy is dead
David Hearst writes in Middle East Eye on 28 October 2026 : f Israel were a democracy, as the Jewish diaspora claims, a government would now be formed that reflects the result of last night’s election. This would be a majority or minority administration of Gadi Eisenkot with the…
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Why I, a Palestinian citizen of Israel, broke my boycott and voted in the election
Nagham Zbeedat writes in Haaretz on 28 October 2026: I am a Palestinian citizen of Israel, and until Tuesday, I had never voted in an election. When I put my ballot in the envelope, I felt nothing. At home, I went to sleep with shame. I had decided to boycott this year’s…
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Palestinians are voting in Israel to ensure their very survival
Lubna Masarwa reports in Middle East Eye on 27 October 2026: Ibrahim Said has boycotted Israeli elections since voting in 1980. Parties came and went, telling him they would defend his interests if elected, even promising to help return his lands in al-Birwa, the town his family…
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High voter turnout among Palestinian citizens of Israel threatens Netanyahu
Al Jazeera reports on 28 October 2026: Palestinian citizens of Israel have turned out in unprecedented numbers for Israel’s parliamentary elections, with some towns reporting participation rates exceeding 70 percent. Historically, however, Arab towns have witnessed lower…
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Palestinians who fled Gaza for Egypt are being scammed and exploited by fake charities
Shaimaa Al Youssef reports in Mondoweiss on 27 October 2026 : Mohammed Odeh Mahmoud, a 60-year-old Palestinian engineer, lost everything to the war in Gaza: his greenhouses, his farm and his three-story home. He fled the enclave seven months into the genocide, paying Hala…
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Gaza’s women filmmakers turn pain into cinema as new academy launches
Eyad Al-Qatrawi reports in Al Jazeera on 27 October 2026: ‘A Sack of Flour’, an 11-minute documentary by the emerging filmmaker Mona Abu Qass, draws on her personal experience to examine Israel’s use of starvation against Palestinians in Gaza during Israel’s genocidal war on the…
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‘What will we eat tomorrow?’: Gaza faces empty markets, renewed famine
Shaimaa Eid reports in The Palestine Chronicle on 25 October 2026: As you walk among the tents sheltering displaced people in the Gaza Strip, it may not take long before you hear the question weighing heavily on parents’ hearts: “What will we eat today?” It may sound like a…
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Families brace for a fourth winter of wind, rain and floods in Gaza’s camps
Maram Humaid reports in Al Jazeera on 28 October 2026: Mohammed al-Jamal, 60, tries to secure the nylon sheets of his family’s worn-out tent as a storm approaches his displacement camp on a beach in western Gaza City. He and his sons pull at the tarpaulin, trying to fasten it…
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Gaza’s displaced families are struggling to keep the lights on
Hayat Yildiz reports in Mondoweiss on 26 October 2026: The sun is slowly setting earlier as winter approaches in Gaza. When night falls, Aseel Ayesh’s tent in the Nuseirat refugee camp goes dark. Last week, her private electricity provider cut her off after she couldn’t pay a…
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Israel quietly spending over $1b on rebuilding the Gaza border fence that failed on October 7
Hagai Amit reports in Haaretz on 26 October 2026: Israel is quietly rebuilding a barrier separating it from the Gaza Strip and has recently completed part of its northern section, information and footage obtained by Haaretz show. Over the past several months, Israel has…
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Israeli strikes hit Gaza as Health Ministry urges Rafah opening
Al Jazeera reports on 29 October 2026: At least two people have been killed in the latest Israeli attacks on Gaza, as the Ministry of Health in the strip calls for the Rafah crossing to be opened to allow sick and wounded Palestinians to leave for treatment. Israeli attacks…
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Israeli forces kill six-year-old girl in Gaza as ceasefire death toll reaches 1,565
The Palestine Chronicle reports on 28 October 2026: Key Takeaways Six-year-old Tahani Muhammad Saeed Shalalfa was killed by Israeli gunfire in Al-Mawasi, west of Khan Yunis. Israeli forces shelled central Gaza and opened fire near Rafah and toward civilian homes and tents in…
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UN inquiry finds Israel committed age-based persecution of Palestinian children in West Bank
Sondos Asem reports in Middle East Eye on 27 October 2026: Israeli authorities and forces have committed the crime against humanity of age-based persecution against Palestinian children in the occupied West Bank, the UN’s top investigative body on Palestine and Israel has…