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Israel's High Court to Hear Appeals on Candidate Disqualifications
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By Вести-Ynet
First reported by Ynet · 22 hours ago
What happened
Israel's Supreme Court will hear appeals on October 1st regarding the disqualification of Balad party leader Sami Abu Shehadeh and the Joint Arab List from elections. The court may uphold Abu Shehadeh's ban but allow the Joint Arab List to participate.
- 01Supreme Court to hear election disqualification appeals on October 1st.
- 02Balad's Sami Abu Shehadeh faces disqualification for supporting armed struggle.
- 03Joint Arab List and Ofer Cassif also face disqualification appeals.
- 04Central Elections Committee previously disqualified the candidates.
- 05Attorney General supports disqualifying Abu Shehadeh.
- 06Court may allow Joint Arab List to run.
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