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Arab Israeli Party Official Calls for Unity After Candidate's Disqualification
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First reported by Panet · 5 hours ago
What happened
Yousef Tatour, deputy secretary-general of the Arab party Hadash, called for unity after Sami Abu Shehadeh's disqualification from elections, viewing it as political persecution. The party plans legal and political action against the decision and will continue its agenda, including efforts to oppose the government.
- 01Hadash official calls for party unity after Sami Abu Shehadeh's disqualification.
- 02Disqualification seen as political persecution targeting the party and its agenda.
- 03Party reaffirms commitment to equality and Palestinian rights.
- 04Hadash will pursue legal and political challenges to the decision.
- 05Criticism directed at National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir.
- 06Party aims to oppose the government and its political project.
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