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Ongoing Story· Day 26

Ben-Gvir Seeks to Disqualify Arab Party Leader Mansour Abbas from Knesset

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Ahmad Tibi Criticizes Democrats for Supporting Arab Candidate's Disqualification

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MK Ahmad Tibi criticized the Israeli Democrats party and its leader Yair Golan for supporting the disqualification of Arab candidate Sami Abu Shehadeh from the Knesset race. Tibi called the move a democratic error and predicted it would cost the Democrats support among Arab voters.

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  • Ahmad Tibi criticized Yair Golan and the Democrats for backing Sami Abu Shehadeh's disqualification.
  • Tibi called the Democrats' support a serious democratic mistake.
  • He suggested the vote influenced judicial consideration of the disqualification.
  • Tibi believes the Democrats' stance has hurt their standing with Arab voters.
  • He found it bizarre the Democrats joined demands from Otzma Yehudit and Itamar Ben Gvir.
Ahmad Tibi Criticizes Democrats for Supporting Arab Candidate's Disqualification
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