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Israeli Supreme Court Rejects Bid to Ban Guns in Voting Booths
Israel's Supreme Court rejected a petition by Adalah and the Joint List to ban poll workers from carrying weapons inside voting stations during Knesset elections. The petition cited fears of intimidation against Arab voters by armed observers from the Likud and Religious Zionism parties.
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מה קרה
- 01Israel's Supreme Court rejected a petition to ban poll workers from carrying weapons in voting stations.
- 02Adalah and the Joint List argued armed observers could intimidate Arab voters.
- 03The court deferred to police assessments that no serious threats justified the ban.
- 04Justice Gila Kenafy Steinmetz noted security preparations considered the concerns.
- 05Joint List head Yousef Jabareen criticized the ruling as failing to protect the Arab public.
- 06Adalah stated the decision allows for an armed, militia-like presence in Arab towns.
The court deferred to police assessments that no serious threats warranted such a ban, though critics argue the ruling allows for armed intimidation in Arab communities.
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