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YnetPolitics

Balad Confirms Agreement on Tripartite Joint List Ahead of Elections

Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

Balad has accepted the National Reconciliation Committee's decision on the tripartite Joint List, ending negotiations and calling for an official announcement and election preparations.

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  • Balad accepts National Reconciliation Committee's decision on Joint List composition.
  • Negotiations between the parties have concluded.
  • Balad urges official announcement of the tripartite Joint List.
  • Leaders of the three parties are called to meet tomorrow.
  • Plans to form political, media, organizational, and grassroots teams for elections.
  • Focus shifts to launching the election campaign immediately.

The Balad party announced it has accepted the decision of the National Reconciliation Committee regarding the composition of the tripartite Joint List. The parties authorized the committee to finalize the list's makeup. Balad stated that the negotiation phase has concluded and emphasized the need to officially announce the list and begin the election campaign. The party called on the leaders of the three parties to meet the following day to formally declare the tripartite Joint List and establish political, media, organizational, and grassroots teams in preparation for the elections.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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