Joint List Chairman: We Can Pass Law Barring Indicted Individuals from Government
Translated & summarized from Haaretz by baba
Yousef Jabareen, Chairman of the Joint List, announced his party's potential support for a law barring indicted individuals from forming a government after the elections. He stated the party would act as a safety net for the Arab public and Jewish democrats, making a responsible decision post-election.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Joint List could support law barring indicted individuals from government.
- Party would not necessarily join government it helps form.
- Jabareen stated the party aims to be a safety net.
- A decision will be made after the elections.
Yousef Jabareen, Chairman of the Joint List party, stated on Monday evening that a law preventing individuals indicted for crimes from forming a government could be passed after the upcoming elections with his party's support. Jabareen indicated that the Joint List would not necessarily join such a government but would provide the necessary backing. Responding to a question from Haaretz about the possibility of supporting a minority government to replace Benjamin Netanyahu, Itamar Ben-Gvir, and Bezalel Smotrich, Jabareen said the party aims to serve as a "safety net for the Arab public and the Jewish democratic public." He added that after the elections, the party would make a "responsible and leadership decision" to protect its constituents and values. The party seeks to defend the values it champions.
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