Joint Arab List leaders enlisted Europe against Israel
Joint Arab List leaders meet European Union ambassadors in Tel Aviv, urging greater European involvement in Israel and presenting allegations over government policy and Arab representation.
Joint Arab List leaders meet European Union ambassadors in Tel Aviv, urging greater European involvement in Israel and presenting allegations over government policy and Arab representation.

Representatives of Hadash, Ta’al and Balad agree to run together in the upcoming elections. Ra’am will not be part of the alliance.

Hadash, Balad, and Ta'al join forces to run in the elections with the stated goal of 'toppling the fascist right-wing government.'

The Ta’al party, headed by MK Ahmad Tibi, announces it is joining efforts to establish a joint list with Hadash and Balad ahead of the Knesset elections, while leaving open the possibility of Ra’am joining at a later stage.

Ta'al Central Committee criticizes the conduct of Hadash and its secretary-general, demanding the disclosure of the agreement signed with Balad amid a crisis in talks to form a joint ticket.

Ra'am chair MK Mansour Abbas calls bill to limit muezzins' noise pollution 'racist,' Ta'al party alleges 'dangerous escalation.'

The Balad party is shifting its primary focus to advancing a three-party Joint List, with subsequent plans to attempt to bring Ra'am into the fold.

MK Ahmed Tibi believes there is a strong chance of re-establishing the Joint List, which could win 15-17 seats and thereby prevent the formation of a right-wing government.

Hadash and Ta'al, two of the Knesset's Arab parties, claim unfair discrimination against Muslims wishing to visit Al-Aqsa Mosque, ignoring closure of workplaces and schools throughout Israel.

Arab partty Ta’al chairman MK Ahmad Tibi voiced strong support for New York mayoral hopeful Zohran Mamdani, known for his far-left and anti-Israel stance, calling him a unifying and courageous leader.

MK Ayman Odeh says that while it is unfortunate that people were hurt by the comparison between the hostages and the terrorists being released in the deal, 'I see and feel the suffering of two peoples.'

MK Ahmed Tibi denounced protests during the current IDF operation as a double standard on the part of the protesters.

Hadash and Ta’al parties condemn IDF counterterrorism operation in Jenin.

Hadash-Ta'al chairman says he regrets not being the one to bring down the previous government, slams 'arrogance' of center-left.

Ra'am chairman blames Hadash and Ta'al for failure in the elections, rules out possible cooperation with it.

Many Arabs believe that placing their party in the coalition 'binds their hands' and hurts the Palestinian Arabs - whom they fully support.

Senior officials in Balad say Lapid was involved in "dirty trick" that led to Balad running separately from Hadash and Ta’al.

The distribution of the Arab votes among three parties increases the chance that one of them will not pass the electoral threshold.

MK Osama Saadi calls on Arab parties to show responsibility and unite the ranks.

Attempts being made to convince Balad and Ta'al to accept a rotation as part of arrangement that would re-establish the Joint List.

Ta'al Party decides to continue being part of the Joint List in the run-up to the upcoming elections.

Ta'al and Balad parties reportedly considering splitting from Hadash and running separately in November election.

Three Arab parties unite under single list, MK Odeh promises fourth will join this week.

Students demonstrate before Hadash-Ta'al candidate Ofer Kassif, who called Ayelet Shaked 'neo-Nazi scumbag' and Netanyahu 'murderer'.

Attorney General says Otzma Yehudit members' appeal against approval of Hadash-Ta'al to run in the elections should be rejected.

Ta'al chairman says he will refuse to serve in any government, criticizes Gantz.

"The only job I am thinking of is the role of the prime minister, and if not me, then Ahmed," says MK Tibi.
