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Supreme Court to Hear Challenge to Arab Lawmaker's Candidacy
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By חדשות כיפה
First reported by Ynet · 51 minutes ago
What happened
Israel's Supreme Court will hear arguments from a nine-judge panel on Thursday regarding the disqualification of Arab Israeli lawmaker Sami Abu Shehadeh from the upcoming elections, following a similar decision by the Central Elections Committee.
- 01Supreme Court to hear disqualification case of lawmaker Abu Shehadeh.
- 02A nine-judge panel will convene next Thursday.
- 03Central Elections Committee previously disqualified Abu Shehadeh.
- 04Ra'am and Joint List also disqualified by the committee.
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