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By iPublish News Server (c)2022Ongoing story · 2 updates
Politics10:34 · 8h ago

Pirate Party Submits Knesset Election List, Citing Democratic Celebration

Panet
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The Israeli Pirate Party submitted its list of candidates to the Central Elections Committee on Monday to compete in the upcoming Knesset elections. Party representatives stated that they came to "celebrate democracy" and urged the public to participate and vote.

Following the submission of their official papers, the party emphasized the importance of voter turnout, calling on citizens to exercise their democratic right. They stressed that political participation is a means to control one's life and decision-making, urging people to "get up and do it to control your lives."

The Pirate Party also noted that Arab voters have a place on their list, reiterating that voting and exercising democratic rights are paramount. The party is proceeding with its election bid despite not meeting the electoral threshold.

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