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PanetPolitics

Joint List Unveils Knesset Agenda in Haifa Conference

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The Joint List presented its work program for the upcoming 26th Knesset term at a press conference in Haifa. The list described the program as part of its strategic vision to provide a safety net for its people. Prominent attendees included Joint List head Yousef Jabareen, MK Ahmad Tibi, and Sami Abu Shehadeh. The event was covered by Al-Hala Channel.

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  • The Joint List presented its work program for the 26th Knesset term in Haifa.
  • The list stated its agenda aims to provide a safety net for its people.
  • Professor Yousef Jabareen, head of the Joint List, attended the conference.
  • MK Ahmad Tibi and Sami Abu Shehadeh also participated in the event.
  • Al-Hala Channel correspondent Imad Ghazzan reported from the conference.
Joint List Unveils Knesset Agenda in Haifa Conference
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The Joint List held a press conference in Haifa today to present its "work program for the upcoming parliamentary term, the 26th Knesset." The list stated that its agenda is part of its "strategic vision to provide a safety net for our people." 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. Al-Hala Channel correspondent Imad Ghazzan met with candidates from the Joint List on the sidelines of the event.

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