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By iPublish News Server (c)2022
Politics14:12 · 22h ago

Lawyers Discuss Crime, Violence, and Knesset Elections in Arab Communities

Panet
Translated & summarized from Panet by baba
The story · English

Two lawyers, Amima Hamed and Ahmed Belha, discussed recent issues facing Arab communities in Israel, including rising crime and violence, and the demolition of homes. They appeared on Hala TV to address these concerns and analyze the political landscape.

Hamed, a specialist in family law and a community activist, and Belha, a political activist from Jaffa, explored the dynamics between the United Arab List (Ra'am) and the Joint List parties. They also considered the possibility of a "code of honor" agreement and a surplus vote-sharing pact between these political factions.

The discussion focused on how these challenges are being addressed and the potential impact on upcoming Knesset elections. The lawyers offered their perspectives on the political competition and potential alliances within the Arab political sphere.

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