United Arab List Submits Knesset Election Slate in Kafr Qasim

The United Arab List party held a meeting of its top 12 candidates in Kafr Qasim on Monday before officially submitting its slate to the Central Elections Committee in Jerusalem at 5 p.m. The meeting served as an organizational step ahead of the formal submission.

The party stated that submitting its slate marks an official launch into what it described as an important and fateful electoral battle for the future of the Arab community. The United Arab List expressed optimism about its rising poll numbers and what it called growing public support from both Arab and Jewish citizens who back its partnership approach.

The party aims to increase its influence to become an active partner in replacing the current government with a new one that can effectively address pressing issues for the Arab community. These issues include combating violence and crime, recognizing Bedouin villages in the Negev, halting demolitions, providing housing solutions, confronting racism and discrimination, and advancing plans and budgets for the Arab community across various sectors.

In a statement, the party declared, "Submitting the list today from Kafr Qasim to the Central Elections Committee is not just a legal procedure, but a clear declaration that we are entering an electoral battle for a better future for our Arab community, based on partnership and real influence." The United Arab List has now officially begun its election campaign, facing upcoming challenges and anticipating election results that could reshape the political landscape.