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Likud Party Forced to Remove Controversial Arabic Election Posters
Israel's Central Elections Committee ordered the Likud party to remove controversial Arabic-language election posters featuring opposition leaders. The committee president ruled the posters could mislead voters about political alliances. The Likud campaign aimed to link rivals with potential Arab party coalitions.
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What happened
- 01Israel's Central Elections Committee ordered Likud to remove Arabic election posters.
- 02The posters featured opposition figures and were designed to mislead voters.
- 03The Likud campaign aimed to link rivals with potential Arab party coalitions.
- 04The committee president cited transparency concerns and potential voter deception.
- 05The order was issued days before the October 27 legislative elections.
The order came days before the October 27 legislative elections.
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