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Druze Party Chairman Rules Out Knesset Run, Cites Major Party Hesitation
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By Einav Halabi
First reported by Ynet · 1 hour ago
What happened
Wagdi Sarhan, chairman of the Druze 'Covenant of Brothers' party, will not run in the upcoming Knesset elections. He cited a lack of interest from major parties and unfulfilled conditions for agreements with smaller parties.
- 01Druze party chairman Wagdi Sarhan will not run for Knesset.
- 02Major parties viewed a potential alliance as a risk.
- 03Conditions for agreements with smaller parties were not met.
- 04The party aimed for a values-based political connection.
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