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New Zionism Wins Election
The Israeli elections took place on October 27. With turnout at 80%, Arab parties won 19 seats, making them a potentially decisive factor in forming the government—despite Eisenkot’s pledge to ally only with Zionist parties. The article presents the elections as reflecting a struggle between “post-Zionism,” which calls for a democratic state for all its citizens and acknowledges responsibility for the Nakba, and “new Zionism,” a hardline nationalist and religious movement. It concludes that peaceful coexistence does not appear to be near, and predicts that a countercurrent to new Zionism may emerge generations from now.
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