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20261029 060000 UTC
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[00:00:00] Those who came out and voted
[00:00:03] point exercised their right
[00:00:06] exercised their power They said we are here
[00:00:10] we are here, not on the
[00:00:13] margins and not on the reserve
[00:00:16] bench. We are here, it is our duty
[00:00:19] and our responsibility in the United Arab List
[00:00:23] to transform this
[00:00:26] voting bloc to transform it into a force.
[00:00:40] Many Israeli politicians had already rejected coalition with Arab parties
[00:00:43] before the elections, but today Jair Golan,
[00:00:47] leader of the main left-wing Democratic party, called
[00:00:50] on his opposition partners to cooperate with Arab
[00:00:53] parties in order to remove Netanyahu from
[00:00:56] power. Reality must serve us
[00:01:00] as a lesson. We have no future here if we don't stop being afraid and
[00:01:04] if we don't put an end to racism, we must no longer
[00:01:06] accept Netanyahu's racist division into Jewish
[00:01:10] and Arab votes. We have a majority, we have
[00:01:13] a responsibility and we have an opportunity to form a government of change in
[00:01:16] partnership with Arab citizens of Israel, a government that will
[00:01:20] serve all citizens of Israel. The last hours of
[00:01:23] yesterday's voting were marked by the realization of Israeli politicians
[00:01:27] about the high turnout among the Arab population.
[00:01:30] Then some, in conventional and less conventional ways,
[00:01:33] tried at the last minute to mobilize Jewish
[00:01:37] voters.
[00:01:42] Israel faces several possible scenarios, from a minority government
[00:01:45] of Izenkot's bloc, with the support of Arab
[00:01:48] parties, a government of national unity with
[00:01:51] Likud, to a potential Netanyahu gaining
[00:01:54] opposition representatives, but political divisions, especially
[00:01:57] the refusal to cooperate with Arab parties,
[00:02:00] and Netanyahu's insistence on remaining in power
[00:02:03] make each of these outcomes difficult. If a compromise
[00:02:07] is not reached, Israel could again find itself in a political stalemate
[00:02:10] and facing new elections, the seventh
[00:02:13] in seven years. Hanananić, N1,
[00:02:17] Zagreb.
[00:02:21] Former presidential candidate in Brazil, Flavio Bolsonaro, landed in
[00:02:24] the United States after losing the elections, defying
[00:02:28] a Supreme Court order to hand over his passport due to a corruption and
[00:02:32] money laundering investigation. He arrived in America via Argentina and
[00:02:35] Ecuador, and his entry was approved by US President Donald Trump
[00:02:38] who stated.