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Former Officials Seek to Disqualify MK Zvi Sukkot Over Anti-Terror Legislation
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By davidg
First reported by 0404 · 5 hours ago
What happened
Former Israeli officials have petitioned to disqualify MK Zvi Sukkot and others from the Religious Zionism party from running in elections, citing his anti-terror legislation. The committee dismissed the personal disqualification request against Sukkot due to insufficient signatures, but the challenge to the party list continues.
- 01Former officials petition to disqualify MK Zvi Sukkot from elections.
- 02Petition cites Sukkot's anti-terror legislation as grounds for disqualification.
- 03Elections Committee dismissed personal disqualification of Sukkot.
- 04Challenge to the entire Religious Zionism party list remains active.
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