Joint List Signals Rejection of Supreme Court Offer Amid Disqualification Bid

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By אברהם פריינד

What happened

The Joint List party is signaling it will not accept a Supreme Court offer for Sami Abu Shehadeh to withdraw his candidacy amid a disqualification bid. The party decried the move as political exclusion and urged Arab citizens to vote in large numbers.

01Joint List party rejects Supreme Court offer for candidate withdrawal.
02Party calls disqualification bid 'judicial cover for political exclusion'.
03Joint List urges Arab public to vote in large numbers.
04Party chairman calls decision 'a dark day for democracy'.

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