Inside the battle to oust Benjamin Netanyahu

The article details the efforts of the newly formed Democrats party, a merger of Labour and Meretz, to unseat Benjamin Netanyahu in Israel's upcoming October 27th election. Operating as part of the opposition bloc, the party is actively campaigning for diaspora votes, with candidates like Mossi Raz and Aaed Bader addressing Israelis in London to encourage them to return home to vote, as overseas voting is not permitted. The Democrats prioritize changing the government and integrating Israel's Palestinian and Arab citizens into the political process. Palestinian activist Samer Sinijlawi also advocates for a two-state solution and criticizes the current Palestinian Authority leadership.

“My Arabness is a part of your Israeliness,”

Bader states, emphasizing shared fate. The article highlights the complex political landscape, including the ongoing trial of Netanyahu, increased violence in Arab society, and the challenges of uniting diverse political factions to achieve electoral change.