There's no one to vote for

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For Israeli Arabs, there's no one to vote for: A secular, liberal, democratic and fair-minded Arab citizen can't vote for either parties that support the Butcher of Damascus and his ilk, as Hadash and Balad do, or a separatist Muslim party like UAL. Salman Masalha || There's no one to vote for...
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