United Arab List Submits Knesset Slate, Aims for Greater Influence
The United Arab List party held a meeting of its Knesset candidates in Kafr Qasim on Monday before heading to Jerusalem to officially submit its electoral list to the Central Elections Committee. The submission was expected at 5:00 PM.
Key candidates on the first 12 spots of the list include Mansour Abbas, Walid Taha, and others from various Arab towns and cities across Israel. The party emphasized that this submission marks the official start of a crucial election campaign for the future of the Arab community.
The United Arab List expressed optimism about its rising poll numbers and growing support from both Arab and Jewish citizens who favor its partnership approach. The party aims to increase its influence to become a key partner in replacing the current government with a new one, advocating for policies that address pressing issues for the Arab community.
These issues include combating violence and crime, gaining recognition for unrecognized Negev villages, halting demolitions, providing housing solutions, fighting racism and discrimination, and securing funding and plans for the Arab community across various sectors.
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