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Arab48Politics

Legal Advisor Urges Supreme Court to Uphold Disqualification of Arab MK Sami Abed Al-Rahman

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Israel's Attorney General has asked the Supreme Court to confirm the disqualification of Sami Abed Al-Rahman, leader of the National Democratic Assembly party, from running in the Knesset elections.

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  • Legal advisor asks Supreme Court to disqualify Arab MK Sami Abed Al-Rahman.
  • Sami Abed Al-Rahman heads the National Democratic Assembly party.
  • The decision concerns his candidacy for the upcoming Knesset elections.
Legal Advisor Urges Supreme Court to Uphold Disqualification of Arab MK Sami Abed Al-Rahman
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The Israeli government's legal advisor, Gali Baharav-Miara, has formally requested the Supreme Court to uphold the decision to disqualify Sami Abed Al-Rahman, head of the National Democratic Assembly party, from running in the upcoming Knesset elections. The announcement was made on Tuesday.

The legal advisor's directive to the High Court of Justice signifies a crucial step in the process of determining Abed Al-Rahman's eligibility to participate in the elections. The National Democratic Assembly is an Arab political party.

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