How Israel’s elections will affect Palestinians
How Israel votes this month will shape the future of over 5.5 million Palestinians who have no say in the election.
Al Jazeera English reports: How Israel votes this month will shape the future of over 5.5 million Palestinians who have no say in the election.
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