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Arab party condemns police assault on candidate, vows to oust Ben Gvir
The Arab United List party condemned a police assault on its candidate, Abd al-Karim Azzam, in Nazareth, accusing officers under Minister Ben Gvir of racism. The party stated police tried to stop election activities and threatened members before assaulting Azzam.
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What happened
- 01Arab United List party condemns police assault on candidate Abd al-Karim Azzam in Nazareth.
- 02The party accused officers under Minister Ben Gvir of racism and attempting to disrupt election activities.
- 03Police allegedly threatened party members and physically assaulted Azzam when he objected.
- 04Party members continued distributing election flyers with support from local residents.
- 05The United List vowed to oust Ben Gvir and his government through popular support.
Despite the incident, party members continued their campaign with local support, vowing to remove Ben Gvir and his government from power.
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