Knesset Election Committee to Hear Disqualification Petitions Next Week
Supreme Court Allows MK Cassif, Ra'am, Joint List to Run in Knesset Election
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By YOAV ETIEL
What happened
Israel's Supreme Court has allowed MK Ofer Cassif, the Ra'am party, and the Joint List to run in the upcoming Knesset election, overturning disqualifications by the Central Elections Committee. Candidate Sami Abu Shehadeh withdrew his candidacy during the proceedings.
- 01Supreme Court allows MK Cassif, Ra'am, and Joint List to run in Knesset election.
- 02Court overturns Central Elections Committee disqualifications of Cassif, Ra'am, and Joint List.
- 03Justices found Cassif's statements did not meet legal threshold for disqualification.
- 04Evidence was insufficient to disqualify Ra'am and Joint List parties, court ruled.
- 05Candidate Sami Abu Shehadeh withdrew his candidacy during proceedings.
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