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Joint List Petitions to Bar Ben-Gvir From Using House Demolitions in Campaign
The Joint List has petitioned Israel's Central Elections Committee to stop National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir from using house demolitions in the Arab community for electoral propaganda.
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What happened
- 01The Joint List petitioned the Central Elections Committee to stop Itamar Ben-Gvir from using house demolitions for campaign ads.
- 02The petition alleges Ben-Gvir posted a video from a demolition site in East Jerusalem's Al-Tur neighborhood.
- 03The Joint List claims authorities are scheduling evictions and demolitions to coincide with election day.
- 04The list argues these actions aim to instill fear and reduce Arab voter turnout.
- 05The Joint List vowed to respond at the ballot box on October 27.
- 06The petition also targets the police and land enforcement authorities.
The list claims Ben-Gvir posted a video from a demolition site and that authorities are scheduling evictions to coincide with election day. The Joint List argues this aims to instill fear and reduce Arab voter turnout, vowing to respond at the polls on October 27.
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