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Hadash Party to Vote on Removing Jafar Farah Amid Sexual Harassment Allegations
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By יואב איתיאל
First reported by Haaretz · 15 hours ago
What happened
The Hadash party's national council will vote on removing Jafar Farah from the Knesset list's second position following his retraction of resignation amid sexual harassment allegations. The decision comes just before the deadline for submitting party lists.
- 01Hadash party council to vote on removing Jafar Farah from Knesset list.
- 02Farah retracted his resignation amid sexual harassment allegations.
- 03Party members protested attempts to remove Farah.
- 04Decision comes before the deadline for submitting Knesset lists.
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