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Israeli Arabic Channel Launches Legal Advice Program for Viewers

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The Israeli Arabic-language channel Hala has launched a new program called 'You Have the Right to Know' to help citizens understand legal matters. The show will cover various legal topics, with the first episode focusing on fishing laws. Viewers can submit questions via WhatsApp to receive expert advice.

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  • Hala channel launched 'You Have the Right to Know' to explain legal rights and duties.
  • The program aims to simplify complex laws for citizens.
  • Viewers can submit legal questions via WhatsApp to 0583924051.
  • The first episode features lawyer Hussein Zeghair and fisherman Akl Balout.
  • The initial episode's topic is fishing laws and regulations.

The Israeli Arabic-language channel Hala is launching a new program titled 'You Have the Right to Know,' designed to help citizens understand and navigate complex legal systems. The program aims to empower viewers by providing legal knowledge, enabling them to claim their rights and fulfill their duties. Topics covered will range from labor and family law to issues involving governmental and private institutions.

In its inaugural episode, host Shahada Azem will be joined by lawyer Hussein Zeghair from Yarka and fisherman Akl Balout from Fassuta. This first episode will focus specifically on fishing and the relevant laws governing this hobby. Viewers are encouraged to submit their legal questions via WhatsApp to the number 0583924051, where experts will provide answers and clarification.

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