Joint List chairman accuses Netanyahu of 'racist blood libel'
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Joint List chairman Yousef Jabareen has rejected Benjamin Netanyahu's claims that Palestinians "stole" the elections, accusing him of racist incitement aimed at undermining the outcome. He vowed that the party would protect its voters' rights and work to remove the racists from power, in line with the parliamentary majority's decision.
Joint List chairman Yousef Jabareen has hit back at Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's allegations that Palestinians "stole" the elections, accusing him of "racist blood libel" and incitement intended to undermine the outcome.
"Netanyahu refuses to come to terms with the fact that the Arab public voted, influenced, and decided," Jabareen said in a post on X.
"The Joint List will stand guard over the voice and rights of its voters and act to realize the parliamentary majority's decision to remove the racists from power," he added.