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Israel's Fringe Parties Vie for Attention on Election Filing Day
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By Amir Ettinger
First reported by Ynet · 11 hours ago
What happened
Israel's Central Elections Committee witnessed a spectacle on election filing day as fringe parties, including 'Sharshar' and the Pirates, submitted their candidacies with unique presentations and platforms. The financial aspects of election campaigns, including public funding and advances for new parties, were also outlined.
- 01Fringe parties made memorable appearances while filing election slates in Israel.
- 02Notable participants included 'Sharshar' in a cape and crown and the Pirate Party with Dan Ariely.
- 03Parties presented platforms ranging from post-trauma support to religious law and debt forgiveness.
- 04Details on Israeli election financing for new and established parties were provided.
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