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Arab Change Movement Leader Criticizes Election Disqualifications
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By نبيل سلامة
First reported by Panet · 19 hours ago
What happened
Ahmad Tibi, head of the Arab Change Movement, criticized the Central Elections Committee's disqualification of Arab political lists and candidates, calling it an unprecedented escalation aimed at reducing Arab political influence. He expressed concern over the committee head's vote and hopes the Supreme Court will uphold the right to representation.
- 01Arab Change Movement leader criticizes election disqualifications.
- 02Disqualifications aim to reduce Arab political influence, Tibi claims.
- 03Committee head's vote to disqualify a candidate is unprecedented.
- 04Tibi hopes Supreme Court upholds right to representation.
- 05Disqualifications may boost Arab voter turnout, he suggests.
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OrganizationsArab Change Movement, Joint List, Unified List, Central Elections Committee, Knesset, Supreme Court
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