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Palestinian citizens of Israel fear they’re next target if far-right wins

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Briefings

Palestinian citizens of Israel expressed fear that far-right political gains would lead to increased targeting, prompting Majd al-Krum's protests to force settler withdrawals. This tension emerged after the 2026 Israeli general election, where the far-right secured a decisive victory, creating a volatile political landscape for the region.

Key points

• Palestinian citizens of Israel expressed fear that far-right political gains would lead to increased targeting, prompting Majd al-Krum's protests to force settler withdrawals.
• The tension emerged after the 2026 Israeli general election, where the far-right secured a decisive victory, creating a volatile political landscape for the region.

Context

Palestinian citizens of Israel expressed fear that far-right political gains would lead to increased targeting, prompting Majd al-Krum's protests to force settler withdrawals. This tension emerged after the 2026 Israeli general election, where the far-right secured a decisive victory, creating a volatile political landscape for the region.

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Evidence is limited to a single sentence regarding protests and settler withdrawals following the 2026 election. Specific casualty numbers, protest locations, or long-term demographic impacts are not provided in the source.

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