Following the Israeli elections, despite Arab parties winning a record 19 seats, exclusionary rhetoric immediately emerged within Israeli politics, leading to a deadlock in the election results. Meanwhile, Palestinians in the occupied West Bank continue to suffer under siege, particularly in the Hebron region. Local officials state that Hebron incurs daily economic losses of 10 to 12 million shekels (approximately $3.2 million to $3.8 million), with the city accounting for about 40% of Palestine's industrial output.