“The Reason Behind the Split is Quite Different and Interesting”

Here’s something interesting about what I read today. Initially, it might give the idea that the new split among the Arab ideological groups in Israel is steady with the regular example of political and philosophical divisions that have burdened the Arab body politic for a long time. This time, in any case, the explanations for the split are very extraordinary.

 Looking at it, Israel prepares for its fourth broad political decision in under two years, planned for March 23, Israel's Palestinian Arab parties appear to be in a place of force, scheduled to turn into the kingmaker in the country's future alliance government. In any case, something curious has occurred. The Joint List, which has effectively joined the Arab vote in past decisions, endured a significant mishap a month ago with the flight of the United Arab List.