VOICED : Israel election results not the end of 'centrist attitudes' (analyst)

The video discusses the surprising increase in Arab voter turnout, which reached nearly 50%, despite the fragmentation into three different parties. The right wing and extreme right wing achieved a clear victory, although the final coalition is not yet determined. The left and centrist attitudes, including the Arab vote, represent 35-40% of Israeli society, but the right wing remains dominant with 64% of Jewish voters identifying as such. The stability of a government with a 61-seat majority is questioned, as it has proven unstable in the past.

What was the observed turnout percentage among Arab voters?

How does the text describe the impact of splitting votes among different parties?

What does the text suggest about the future growth of left wing and centrist attitudes in Israel?

What percentage of Jewish voters identify as right wing according to the text?

What is the significance of having 61 seats versus 65 seats in the context of government stability?