Israel’s election won’t change the new reality of political apartheid

+972 Magazine22 October 2026, 19:23 UTCIsrael

Sami Abu Shehadeh’s disqualification sends a clear message: Jewish-majority state institutions will now determine who can represent Palestinian citizens. The post Israel’s election won’t change the new reality of political apartheid appeared first on +972 Magazine.

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