Six million Arabs were not allowed to vote in today's elections

الفلسطينين واقفين طابور في انتخابات اسرائيل ! اهم شي بعد فترة لا تنسوا تشتموا الدول العربية وتخونوهم…

Israel elections: 12 millions out of 14 millions Palestinians, in Palestine or in the diaspora, Can't vote in the elections.

Netanyahu, Bennett and Eisenkot are all security hawks and economic pragmatists. Together, they could form a strong government without the ultra-Orthodox, extremists, Islamists or anti-Zionists. Israel is fighting wars on multiple fronts. Put your egos aside. Put the country first. Why is this so hard?!

'So if there are 61 seats, then Hamas is a terror organization?' @ariel_oseran presses Ra’am leader Mansour Abbas on making his willingness to call Hamas a terrorist group conditional on a place in a governing coalition

Israel election update: Not finished with the counting yet, and every single seat matters here. Whether Netanyahu's 'bloc' ends up on 57 or 53 matters greatly. Netanyahu's party is going to end up as the largest party by some margin. It is clear @kann_news @N12News and @newsisrael13 have been producing misleading and possibly ideologically driven polls for the last few years - that skew badly against the Likud. Given polling can influence an electorate - there should be a serious investigation into whether this was just incompetence, or something more sinister. This matters. In the end it appears @i24NEWS_HE have been closest all along. Netanyahu will not have a natural 61 seats needed to form a functioning coalition. Much of this is personality driven. In reality most of the "change" bloc could ideologically sit with Netanyahu to form a wide and stable government, but the feeling of "enough" has created real frustration in opposition parties. The inability to unseat Netanyahu because of the system makes the current Israeli situation particularly bitter and without much parallel. The leader of the largest opposition party @gadi_eisenkot has learnt nothing from history, and presented a victory speech based on partial and misleading exit polls. Beyond highlighting his inexperience, it did not tell us much. Western media wants change, and so much of the reporting was focused on this. They skewed the reporting to paint an anti-Netanyahu picture that simply fell apart as the night progessed. Being on the inside and understanding Israeli politics as I do - it really was embarrasing to watch such ideologically driven and incorrect hogwash present itself as "expert" commentary. If the results hold - it would be electorally difficult for the change bloc to depend so totally on the Arab parties for survival. If they had received a strong result (in the mid 50s), theoretically they could have tried minority rule - but if they remain in the late 40's, it would be almost impossibe to sell this to the electorate. The dependency would be too great - moreso during a period of conflict. The final results may even be slightly stronger for Netanyahu's bloc as the "soldier''s votes" are yet to be counted. And they traditionally swing right. The post-Oct 7 situation may even enhance this. In an adult world, the parties that represent the vast majority of the Israeli electorate would form a united front capable of dealing with all of the existential questions that Israel needs to face. The numbers are there. The sad reality is that the hostility Netanyahu faces, may render that impossible. The President is likely to hand the baton to Netanyahu first, as leader of the largest party, to see if he can form a government. His party are likely to test the resolve of parts of the opposition to see if some will jump ship. If Netanyahu fails, Eisenkot will go next. In the likely event neither work - pressure will be applied to find a compromise. Repeat elections are not likely to work out well for the opposition. This result really was the best they are capable of doing - and it does not look nearly good enough. And does Israel really want to be having another election with Hezbollah, Iran and Hamas still unfinished. It really needs stable goverment - and one that can handle pressure from Europe. I am not going to guess what happens next - and I am here to explain based on the evidence- not to give personal opinion. First - wait for the final score - EVERY SINGLE SEAT MATTERS.

ETHIOPIA ― Nearly 50% of Oromos are believed to be Muslims, yet Orthodox Christians continue to face targeted massacres, particularly in Arsi Zone, allegedly at the hands of Muslim extremists. Jawar Mohammed, once a prominent opposition figure and now an ally of Abiy Ahmed, once made a chilling statement about his predominantly Muslim Oromo region, claiming that 99% of its population are Muslim and there, no one dares to speak out because we will chop their heads off with a machete. That statement, if accurately quoted and understood in its original context, may offer insight into the conditions that have allowed recurring violence against Orthodox Christians to persist in parts of Oromia.

Noah Wyle has been named People Magazine’s Sexiest Man Alive for 2026…

wtf happened here

Ethiopian terrorists, especially Oromummaa invaders don't have any rights in our country. Somalia belongs to Somali ethnics only.