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Bereaved Families Challenge Election Committee's Decision on Ra'am Disqualification Hearing
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By Israel National News
First reported by Arutz Sheva · 1 hour ago
What happened
Bereaved families are petitioning Israel's Supreme Court to allow their representatives to attend a Central Elections Committee hearing on disqualifying the Ra'am party, challenging a decision by Justice Noam Sohlberg that excluded them.
- 01Bereaved families petition Supreme Court to attend Ra'am disqualification hearing.
- 02Justice Sohlberg denied families' request to attend hearing.
- 03Families cite due process and equality violations.
- 04Ra'am accused of ties to Hamas terrorist organization.
- 05Elections Committee hearing set for Wednesday.
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