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AlarabPolitics

Women's Gathering in Yarka Supports Joint List

Translated & summarized from Alarab by baba

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Arabic · 2 newsrooms covering

A women's gathering was held in Yarka, hosted by Ilham Qweiqes, to support the Joint List's election campaign. Dr. Maha Karkabi Sabah attended the event, which focused on ways to support the list and increase women's political involvement. The meeting aimed to boost the Joint List's electoral chances and encourage female political participation.

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  • A women's gathering in Yarka aimed to support the Joint List's election campaign.
  • Ilham Qweiqes hosted the event at her home in Yarka.
  • Dr. Maha Karkabi Sabah participated in the discussion.
  • The meeting focused on strategies to support the Joint List.
  • Discussions also centered on enhancing women's political engagement.

A women's gathering was held in the town of Yarka to support the Joint List's campaign for the upcoming elections. The event took place at the home of Ilham Qweiqes, who hosted the discussion. Dr. Maha Karkabi Sabah participated in the gathering, where the conversation focused on strategies to support the list and enhance women's political engagement within the community.

The meeting aimed to bolster the Joint List's electoral prospects and encourage greater participation of women in the political sphere.

AlarabArab · Nazareth

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