Voting rates increased in several Arab localities, with the Negev leading at 90.7%. Al-Arian in the Negev recorded the highest percentage of votes for the Knesset elections, with 90.7%, according to data from the Israel Elections Commission, followed by Majd Al-Khorum with 88%, Al-Azza with 88.2%, Sakhnin with 83.5%, and Rahat with 79.8%. The turnout in Kfar Kana and Baka al-Gharbiyya reached 76%, Shefe Amer 72.5%, Nazareth 70%, and Umm al-Fahm 70.1%, while it reached 65% in Al-Uzir. In the Arab neighborhoods of Jerusalem, the percentage reached 63% in Beit Tzafafa, 52% in Sur Bahar, and 48% in the Christian neighborhood of the Old City.

Voting rates increased in several Arab localities, with the Negev leading at 90.7%. Al-Arian in the Negev recorded the highest percentage of votes for the Knesset elections, with 90.7%, according to data from the Israel Elections Commission, followed by Majd Al-Khorum with 88%, Al-Azza with 88.2%, Sakhnin with 83.5%, and Rahat with 79.8%. The turnout in Kfar Kana and Baka al-Gharbiyya reached 76%, Shefe Amer 72.5%, Nazareth 70%, and Umm al-Fahm 70.1%, while it reached 65% in Al-Uzir. In the Arab neighborhoods of Jerusalem, the percentage reached 63% in Beit Tzafafa, 52% in Sur Bahar, and 48% in the Christian neighborhood of the Old City.