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Joint List Launches 'Safety Net' Program in Haifa
The Joint List political alliance launched its work program for the 26th Knesset term, titled "A Safety Net for Our People," during a press conference in Haifa on Tuesday, October 20, 2026. The event, held at the Miral Hall, was attended by journalists, media representatives, and activists, and featured speeches from the leaders of the three parties comprising the alliance.
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- 01The Joint List launched its "Safety Net for Our People" program for the 26th Knesset term in Haifa on Tuesday, October 20, 2026.
- 02Alliance leaders Yousef Jabareen, Sami Abu Shehadeh, and Ahmad Tibi presented the program's political, social, and economic priorities.
- 03The program aims to provide security for the Arab population by confronting violence, crime, and home demolition policies.
- 04The Joint List plans to enhance its international presence by engaging with global bodies to advocate for the Arab community's rights.
- 05Ahmad Tibi announced ongoing discussions with senior officials in the Finance, Interior, and Social Equality ministries to develop a new economic plan.
- 06Tibi emphasized that a strong Joint List is essential to oust Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his government.
- 07Sami Abu Shehadeh stressed the urgent need to end persecution against the Arab community.
- 08The press conference was held at the Miral Hall in Haifa and was attended by dozens of journalists and activists.
According to the alliance leaders, the program is designed to provide security and a protective framework for the Arab population. It aims to address critical issues such as violence, crime, and home demolition policies, while supporting youth in social and economic matters to ensure a secure future. The Joint List also plans to enhance its international presence by engaging with active global bodies to advocate for their constituents' rights.
During the conference, party leaders outlined their political, social, and economic priorities. Professor Yousef Jabareen, head of the Joint List for the Front, emphasized the need to protect the rights and interests of the Arab community. Sami Abu Shehadeh, head of the National Democratic Assembly, stressed the necessity of ending persecution against the Arab community.
Dr. Ahmad Tibi, head of the Arab Movement for Change, revealed that the alliance is in ongoing discussions with Arab professional cadres and senior officials in the Ministries of Finance, Interior, and Social Equality to approve a new economic plan. Tibi also stated that the Joint List is working to repeal the Kaminitz Law and emphasized that a strong Joint List is essential to oust Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his government.
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