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Internal Strife Plagues Hadash Party Amidst Candidate Withdrawals
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By كل العرب
First reported by Panet · 4 hours ago
What happened
The Democratic Front for Peace and Equality (Hadash) faces internal division following the withdrawals of Jaafar Farah and Shadi Shuwayri from the race for the second Knesset list seat. A protest occurred in Shfaram, and seven candidates now vie for the position amidst ongoing party discussions.
- 01Two key figures withdrew from Hadash's Knesset list race.
- 02Internal party meetings and leadership attempted to resolve the crisis.
- 03A protest erupted in Shfaram over one candidate's withdrawal.
- 04Allegations of harassment have complicated discussions around one candidate.
- 05Seven candidates now compete for the vacant second seat.
- 06Party leadership urges unity ahead of upcoming elections.
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