United Arab List Head Mansour Abbas Rejects 'Stigmatization' of Arab Public Amid Investigation Reports
Translated & summarized from Panet by baba
United Arab List head Mansour Abbas rejected attempts to stigmatize the Arab public amid reports of investigations into Arab Knesset members. Abbas stated he and his party are unafraid of any investigation and will cooperate with law enforcement. He expressed confidence in the judiciary's independence and called on the state to respect voters and treat all citizens responsibly.
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- United Arab List head Mansour Abbas rejected attempts to stigmatize the Arab public.
- Abbas stated he and his party are unafraid of any investigation.
- He expressed confidence in the judiciary's independence.
- Abbas urged state authorities to respect voters' decisions.
- He called for responsible and official conduct towards all citizens.
Dr. Mansour Abbas, head of the United Arab List, has responded to reports of investigations into Arab Knesset members, stating that any attempt to stigmatize the Arab public is unacceptable. Abbas asserted that he and all members of his party "do not fear any investigation" and are prepared to cooperate with all law enforcement authorities. He emphasized his confidence in the judicial system, noting that it has consistently proven its adherence to the law rather than political influence. Abbas urged state authorities to respect the voters' decision and to act responsibly and officially towards all citizens, upholding the law and the system of governance.
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