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Joint List Launches Knesset Election Platform in Haifa

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The Joint List convened a press conference in Haifa to present its platform for the 26th Knesset term, named "A Safety Net for Our People." The program aims to offer security for the Arab population. Prominent attendees included party leaders Yousef Jabareen, Ahmad Tibi, and Sami Abu Shehadeh.

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  • The Joint List presented its work program for the 26th Knesset term at a Haifa press conference.
  • The platform is titled "A Safety Net for Our People," reflecting the party's strategic vision.
  • Party leaders Yousef Jabareen, Ahmad Tibi, and Sami Abu Shehadeh participated in the event.
  • The press conference was held in the city of Haifa.
  • The program aims to provide security for the Arab population.
Joint List Launches Knesset Election Platform in Haifa
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The Joint List held a press conference in Haifa to unveil its work program for the upcoming 26th Knesset term. The party stated that the program, titled "A Safety Net for Our People," aligns with its strategic vision to provide security for the Arab population. Key figures present included the head of the Joint List, Professor Yousef Jabareen, the head of the Arab Movement for Change and Member of Knesset Dr. Ahmad Tibi, and the head of the National Democratic Assembly Sami Abu Shehadeh. The event was covered by Panet website and Hala channel.

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