Joint List Reunites Without Abbas, Led by Jabareen, Tibi, and Abu Shahadeh
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Hadash, Ta'al, and Balad have agreed to reunite as the Joint List for the upcoming Israeli elections, led by Yosef Jabareen, Ahmad Tibi, and Sami Abu Shahadeh, aiming to win nine seats. The official announcement is expected soon.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- Hadash, Ta'al, and Balad agree to re-form the Joint List for upcoming elections.
- Yosef Jabareen will lead the list, followed by Ahmad Tibi and Sami Abu Shahadeh.
- The list includes a rotation agreement between Ta'al and Hadash for the sixth and ninth spots.
- Jabareen will be list chairman and Tibi faction chairman.
- Official announcement expected within 48 hours.
- Polls predict the alliance could win nine Knesset seats.
The Joint List, a political alliance of Arab parties in Israel, is reuniting for the upcoming elections without the participation of Ayman Odeh's Hadash party leader. The alliance will include Hadash, Ta'al, and Balad. Hadash chairman Yosef Jabareen will head the list, followed by Ta'al leader Ahmad Tibi in second place, and Balad chairman Sami Abu Shahadeh in third. The list order continues with Hadash in fourth, Balad in fifth, Hadash in sixth and seventh, Balad in eighth, and Ta'al in ninth, with a rotation agreement between the sixth and ninth spots. Jabareen will serve as the list chairman, while Tibi will be the faction chairman. The official announcement of the alliance is expected within 48 hours. Polls indicate that this reunification could secure nine Knesset seats.
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