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Israeli Parties Seek to Disqualify Election Lists, Expecting Rejection
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By Chen Maanit
First reported by Walla · 7 hours ago
What happened
Israeli political parties have filed requests to disqualify rival electoral lists, but these challenges are widely expected to be rejected. The filings are a common, though often unsuccessful, tactic in election campaigns.
- 01Parties filed requests to disqualify rival electoral lists.
- 02Challenges are expected to be rejected by authorities.
- 03Disqualification attempts are a common election tactic.
- 04Legal grounds for disqualification are unlikely to be met.
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