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The Jerusalem PostPolitics

Protecting Arab Citizens' Voting Rights is Crucial for Israeli Democracy

By AMALIA SA’AR

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OriginalProtecting Arab citizens’ right to vote and be elected is an Israeli interest - opinion

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  • Protecting Arab citizens' voting and election rights is crucial for Israeli democracy.
  • Recent disqualifications of Arab candidates and parties are seen as part of a legislative overhaul.
  • Support from centrist and left-wing parties for disqualifications is a strategic miscalculation.
  • Defending Arab citizens' rights is presented as a fundamental democratic issue and self-preservation.
  • Arab citizens are natural partners for those seeking a normal state and opposing dictatorship.

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Sami Abu ShehadehOfer CassifMeir KahaneItamar Ben-GvirBalad partyJoint ListRa'amCentral Elections CommitteeSupreme CourtKnessetIsrael
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