The Arab parties in Israel are expected to win at least 17 seats and can hold the decisive votes in who rules Israel, the only Jewish state. Osama Saadi dedicates his "victory" in the elections to Gaza, the West Bank, Jerusalem and Palestinian prisoners. Mansour Abbas, when asked if Hamas is a terrorist organization, refuses to answer. Observation: Many in Europe call Israel an apartheid state, but Arab parties whose leaders cannot condemn Hamas may hold the deciding votes on who will become the next prime minister of the Jewish state.

The Arab parties in Israel are expected to win at least 17 seats and can hold the decisive votes in who rules Israel, the only Jewish state. Osama Saadi dedicates his "victory" in the elections to Gaza, the West Bank, Jerusalem and Palestinian prisoners. Mansour Abbas, when asked if Hamas is a terrorist organization, refuses to answer. Observation: Many in Europe call Israel an apartheid state, but Arab parties whose leaders cannot condemn Hamas may hold the deciding votes on who will become the next prime minister of the Jewish state.