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United Arab List Submits Knesset Slate, Aims for 7 Seats
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By كل العرب
First reported by Panet · 10 hours ago
What happened
The United Arab List submitted its candidate list for the 26th Knesset elections, aiming for at least seven seats to influence government change. Party leader Mansour Abbas criticized the current government's performance and expressed the party's readiness to be a partner in the next government.
- 01United Arab List seeks at least seven Knesset seats.
- 02Party leader Mansour Abbas aims to replace the current government.
- 03The party views itself as a potential partner in the next government.
- 04Abbas criticized the current government's handling of security.
- 05Former MK Yoav Segalovitch has joined the list.
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