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PanetPolitics

Joint List Vows to Oust Ohana, Repeal Kaminitz Law Post-Election

Translated & summarized from Panet by baba

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Arabic · Sole source

Dr. Ahmad Tibi, head of the Joint List faction, declared that the group's first post-election action will be to vote to remove Amir Ohana as Knesset Speaker. The Joint List also aims to repeal the Kaminitz law, which expedites the demolition of Arab homes. Tibi noted increased media and political attention on the faction due to its strategic standing.

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  • Joint List vows to vote out Amir Ohana as Knesset Speaker after elections.
  • The faction seeks to repeal the Kaminitz law, which facilitates demolition of Arab homes.
  • Dr. Ahmad Tibi cited increased interest in the Joint List due to its strategic position.
  • The Joint List is ready to cooperate with various groups to achieve its goals.

Dr. Ahmad Tibi, head of the Joint List faction, announced during a press conference held by the Joint List on Tuesday that media and political interest in the faction has increased due to its new strategic position. Tibi stated that the Joint List's first step after the upcoming elections will be to vote to remove Amir Ohana from his position as Knesset Speaker. The Joint List is prepared to mobilize all forces and cooperate with everyone to abolish the Kaminitz law, which facilitates the demolition of Arab homes. The Kaminitz law, passed in 2017, streamlines the demolition of illegal structures in Israel, including homes in Arab communities, by reducing the need for judicial orders.

PanetArab · Arara

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