Protesters gather outside Knesset to oppose Arab-Israeli parties being sworn in
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A large crowd of protesters have gathered outside Israel’s Knesset as newly-elected parliamentarians were sworn in. Demonstrators were accusing Arab-Israeli politicians of tainting the elections with improper foreign funding, while Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was accusing the Arab Israeli parties of wanting to destroy the state of Israel. Defiant United Arab List leader Mansour Abbas says the dissent is a natural consequence of the Israeli election results as the country voted for change. Subscribe: http://ab.co/1svxLVE Read more here…
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