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whyreadthis2035 t1_j1ept5n wrote

That they joined makes sense. That they were welcome, is… problematic

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autotldr t1_j1c717t wrote

This is the best tl;dr I could make, original reduced by 83%. (I'm a bot)

> Benjamin Netanyahu has confirmed that an extremist anti-Arab party will join his new coalition as he prepares to return as prime minister for what would be the most rightwing government in Israel's history.

> The agreement, which further heightens the powers of Itamar Ben-Gvir, the firebrand head of the Jewish Power party and incoming national security minister, came hours after Netanyahu informed the Israeli president, Isaac Herzog, that he had succeeded in forming a government.

> The outgoing finance minister, Avigdor Lieberman, termed the coalition a "Government of darkness" that could lead Israel to being a state of halacha, or strict Jewish law.

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Possible-Ice-757 t1_j1cm1qr wrote

Why would a far-right Jewish party be pro-Arab? Why would a far-right Jewish party be pro-anything but Jewish? Incredibly focus on the plight of Arabs for no reason.

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ResponsibilityOk235 t1_j1ctomy wrote

I mean they literally explicitly are anti Arab. It’s like calling the apartheid parties in South Africa Anti black

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