Compilation previously shown in closed-door screenings to foreign press, ambassadors to Israel; 'hate the enemy, hate the monsters,' one lawmaker says
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The next parliament to be sworn in includes 23 first-time parliamentarians, 3 who returned after a break, 10 Arabs; and twice as many women in the opposition than in the coalition

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