Dr. Muhammad Armin Karbet – a researcher on “Israeli” political affairs.
Although the results that emerged after the elections in “Israel” are not an exceptional event, unprecedented in the regional and global scene, especially those policies that rely on identification, such as the victory of the right in the elections in Italy, and the rise of the right in the French elections, racism (Israeli) is distinguished from others by its reliance on total genocide, and the intersection with everything talked about in human rights literature.
Repeating the Election Scenario: Failure, Collision, and Inability to Formulate a Way for Stable Government Work
The elections for the twenty-fifth Knesset were held on (Tuesday) 1/11/2022, and these elections are the fifth in almost four years, as no government coalition could continue until the end of its supposed four-year term according to the Basic Laws in “Israel”, and the Knesset elections were scheduled to be held in 2025, but the inability of the government coalition to continue as a result of ideological and political differences between the parties Synergists made it very difficult to continue joint political action.
The Central Elections Committee announced that the participation rate reached (73.1%), and the committee said that this rate is “the highest since 2015”, that is: it is the highest of the previous four elections, held from 2019 to 2021, which produced a stalemate, or short-lived governments, while the current elections resulted in the victory of the camp of former Prime Minister and Likud and opposition leader Benjamin Netanyahu with (64) seats, while the Meretz and Balad parties (National Democratic Assembly) and )Jewish Home( remained under The threshold is (3.25%) to cross the electoral threshold.
In fact, the left and the center are two moribund groups in “Israeli” society, and this is not only a matter of numbers and seats in the election results, but what is meant is something much deeper, as it began through a path that changed the face of Israeli society, and has been going on for years, and among the aspects of this change are extreme nationalism, racism, hatred of the other, and nostalgia for a religious authoritarian, militarist, pro-occupational, law-contempt, and hateful of Western liberal values.
The final results of the “Israeli” Knesset elections produced the following seats for each bloc or political party: Likud won 32 seats, Religious Zionism, which includes Otzma Yehudit, won 14 seats, Shas Haredi (ultra-Orthodox) won 11 seats, and the ultra-Orthodox Torah Judaism (Torah Judaism) party won 7 seats, thus winning 64 seats, while the peace Meretz party did not get any seats. The anti-Netanyahu party won (56) seats distributed as follows: the Yesh Atid party, headed by Israeli Prime Minister Yair Lapid (24) seats, the “Official Camp” alliance, which includes “Blue and White and New Hope” (12) seats, Yisrael Beitenu (6) seats, the Labor Party (4) seats, the Raam Party (United Arab List) (5) seats, and the alliance list between the Hadash parties (Democratic Front for Peace and Equality) and (Arab Movement for Change) won (5) seats. Seats in the Knesset.
