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Court Denies Bereaved Families Access to Hearing on Ra'am Party Disqualification
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By אוריאל פיליפ
First reported by Kikar HaShabbat · 1 hour ago
What happened
The Central Elections Committee head denied bereaved families the right to attend a hearing on their petition to disqualify the Ra'am party, citing concerns over potential disruptions and the families' indirect connection to the specific case. The families' forum condemned the decision, highlighting their extensive evidence submission and personal losses.
- 01Bereaved families denied access to hearing on Ra'am party disqualification.
- 02Justice cited concerns over potential disruptions and indirect connection.
- 03Families' forum called decision 'outrageous' and 'offensive'.
- 04Forum submitted over 1,000 pages of evidence against Ra'am.
- 05Live broadcast offered as alternative to in-person attendance.
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