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Israeli Election Candidates Linked to Support for Terrorists
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First reported by Now 14 · 20 hours ago
What happened
Several candidates from Israel's "United List" have been revealed to have previously supported individuals convicted of terrorism. These revelations come as the election campaign heats up, with the "United List" potentially influencing the formation of an opposition bloc.
- 01Israeli election candidates from the "United List" are facing scrutiny for past support of convicted terrorists.
- 02Ahmad Tibi expressed intent to replace Prime Minister Netanyahu's government.
- 03Bakr Awawdeh attended an event for a soldier's killer and praised a terrorist leader.
- 04Faten Ghattas made anti-Israel and anti-U.S. statements, alleging colonial motives.
- 05The "United List" could be pivotal in forming an opposition bloc.
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