Petition Seeks to Disqualify Far-Right Candidates from Knesset Election
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First reported by Mignews · 2 days ago
What happened
An Israeli human rights group and former officials petitioned the Central Elections Committee to disqualify far-right candidates Moshe Feiglin, Bezalel Smotrich, and Tzvi Sukkot from the Knesset elections, citing their alleged anti-democratic statements and incitement to racism.
- 01Petition seeks to disqualify Smotrich, Feiglin, and Sukkot from Knesset elections.
- 02Applicants cite candidates' statements on racism and democracy.
- 03Former officials and rights groups support the disqualification request.
- 04The petition is based on a law against denying Israel's democratic nature.
- 05The Central Elections Committee will review the case.
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