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United Arab List Leader Calls Disqualification Bids Political Maneuver
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By i24NEWS, سهيل ناصر
First reported by Alarab · 8 hours ago
What happened
Yahya Dahamsha, head of the United Arab List's political bureau, denounced disqualification requests from Likud and right-wing parties as a political tactic to avoid government accountability and pressure the Supreme Court. He stated the requests rely on outdated arguments and aim to sideline the list from future coalitions.
- 01United Arab List leader calls disqualification bids a political maneuver.
- 02Requests aim to evade government failure and pressure the Supreme Court.
- 03Disqualification attempts are based on old legal arguments, Dahamsha claims.
- 04The move seeks to remove the list from future coalition considerations.
- 05Former MK Segalovitch joins to combat Arab community crime.
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