Palestinians vote in Israel to ensure survival, says Middle East Eye
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Palestinians are voting in Israel to ensure their survival, according to Middle East Eye. Ibrahim Said has boycotted Israeli elections since voting in 1980, while Jowan Safadi is torn about whether to vote and believes the electoral process provides a democratic facade.
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Middle East Eye states: Palestinians are voting in Israel to ensure their survival, according to Middle East Eye.
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- Middle East Eye · · I have boycotted Israeli elections for years, but this time I will vote (Original publication)
- Middle East Eye · · Palestinians are voting in Israel to ensure their very survival (Original publication)
- Middle East Eye · · Palestinians are voting in Israel to ensure their very survival (Original publication)
- Middle East Eye · · Israeli voter: 'A vote against fear, terror and inequality' (Original publication)
Ibrahim Said states: Ibrahim Said has boycotted Israeli elections since voting in 1980.
Jowan Safadi states: Jowan Safadi is torn about whether to vote.
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Jowan Safadi states: Jowan Safadi believes the electoral process provides a democratic facade.
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Jowan Safadi states: Safadi is apprehensive about voting.
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Fatima Hassan Bakri states: Fatima Hassan Bakri said this vote was for survival and existence.
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