The Arab parties' democratic process is hollow
Joint Arab List factions Balad, Ta'al, and Hadash parties boast of holding primaries, but their mechanisms prevent new people from entering the race, meaning the results are predictable.
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Joint Arab List factions Balad, Ta'al, and Hadash parties boast of holding primaries, but their mechanisms prevent new people from entering the race, meaning the results are predictable.
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