Hadash-Ta'al Party Leaders Vote, Vow to Fight Racism and House Demolitions
Translated & summarized from Alarab by baba
Hadash-Ta'al party leaders Alon-Lee Green and Rula Daood, along with other members, cast their votes in the elections. The party blames the Netanyahu and Ben-Gvir governments for rising crime, racism, and house demolitions. They vowed to fight for equality, justice, and peace, rejecting a future of discrimination. The leaders began a tour to meet with voters across the country after casting their ballots.
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- Hadash-Ta'al leaders Alon-Lee Green and Rula Daood voted, vowing to fight racism and house demolitions.
- The party holds the Netanyahu and Ben-Gvir governments responsible for escalating crime and discrimination.
- Hadash-Ta'al rejects a future defined by fear, marginalization, and government-sanctioned racism.
- The party views the election as a battle for equality, justice, security, and dignity.
- Leaders are conducting a nationwide tour to engage with voters after casting their ballots.
The co-chairs of the "Hadash-Ta'al" party, Alon-Lee Green and Rula Daood, along with party members Sali Abd, Itamar Avneri, Gadeer Hani, and Yonatan Zaygen, cast their votes in the elections on Thursday morning. The party stated that the elections are taking place amid a dangerous political reality for which it holds the Netanyahu and Ben-Gvir governments responsible.
Hadash-Ta'al blamed the current government's policies for escalating crime and violence in Arab communities, widespread racism and discrimination, ongoing house demolitions, settlement expansion, and violence in the West Bank and Gaza. The party declared its rejection of a future where its constituents live under the threat of crime, house demolitions become normalized, racism becomes government policy, and fear, marginalization, and exclusion are imposed.
The party emphasized that confronting the far-right and its policies is not merely an electoral dispute but a political and civil battle for full equality, justice, security, peace, and dignity for all citizens. Following their voting, the co-chairs and party members embarked on a field tour from the north to the south of the country, scheduled to continue until late evening, to engage with residents on this significant day.