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PanetPolitics

H黨's Co-Chairs Vote Amid Political Crisis

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Arabic · 2 newsrooms covering

H黨's co-chairs Alon-Li Green and Rula Daoud, along with other members, cast their votes in the elections. The party criticized the current government's policies, citing rising crime, discrimination, and settlement expansion. H黨 stated the elections are a fight for equality, justice, and security. The co-chairs planned a tour to meet with residents across the country after voting.

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  • H黨's co-chairs Alon-Li Green and Rula Daoud cast their votes in the elections.
  • The party criticized the Netanyahu and Ben-Gvir government's policies on crime, racism, and settlements.
  • H黨 described the elections as a battle for equality, justice, security, and dignity.
  • The party rejected a future defined by fear, marginalization, and exclusion.
  • Following their vote, the co-chairs planned a nationwide tour to meet with residents.

The co-chairs of the "H黨" (Place for Everyone) party, Alon-Li Green and Rula Daoud, along with party members Sali Abd, Itamar Avneri, Gadeer Hani, and Yonatan Zaigen, cast their votes in the elections on Tuesday morning. The party emphasized that the elections are taking place amid a dangerous political reality for which the Netanyahu and Ben-Gvir government is responsible due to its policies of inaction against pervasive crime and violence, racism, discrimination, continued home demolitions, settlement expansion, and violence and killings in the West Bank and Gaza.

H黨 stated its rejection of its people living under the threat of crime, the normalization of home demolitions, and racism becoming government policy. The party also rejects a future defined by fear, marginalization, and exclusion. The party stressed that confronting the far-right and its policies is not merely an electoral disagreement but a political and civil battle for full equality, justice, security, peace, dignity, and the right of all citizens to a future free from discrimination and oppression.

Following their vote, the co-chairs and party members were scheduled to embark on a field tour from the north to the south, lasting until the evening, to meet with residents and be present with them on this significant day.

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