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Hadash Knesset Candidate Resigns Amid Sexual Misconduct Allegations
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By Adi Hashmonai, Yair Foldes, Jack Khoury
First reported by Hamal · 1 hour ago
What happened
A candidate for the Israeli Knesset on the Hadash party's slate has resigned after the newspaper Haaretz reported on sexual misconduct allegations against him. The resignation follows the publication of the allegations, prompting his withdrawal from the party's electoral list.
- 01Hadash Knesset candidate resigns after sexual misconduct allegations surfaced.
- 02Haaretz newspaper published the allegations against the candidate.
- 03The candidate was running on the left-wing Hadash party slate.
- 04His resignation removes him from the party's electoral list.
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