Likud Party Seeks to Disqualify Joint Arab List and United Arab List from Elections
The Likud party announced its intention to submit requests to disqualify the Joint Arab List and the United Arab List from participating in the upcoming elections. In a statement, Likud declared that the Israeli Knesset has no place for those who harm Israeli soldiers or refuse to label Hamas and Hezbollah as terrorist organizations.
Likud further asserted that these "supporters of terrorism" are the natural partners for Benny Gantz, whom they accused of seeking to form a government with them alongside Yair Golan and Avigdor Lieberman. The party emphasized the need to prevent such a coalition from forming, according to their statement.
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