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Election Committee Orders Removal of Likud Ads Featuring Eisenkot with Arab Leaders
The head of the Central Elections Committee, Judge Noam Sohlberg, ordered local authorities to remove Likud campaign posters showing Gadi Eisenkot with Arab politicians Mansour Abbas and Ahmad Tibi. The order followed a petition from Eisenkot's Yashar party, which criticized the posters' content.
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What happened
- 01Central Elections Committee head ordered removal of Likud posters showing Gadi Eisenkot with Mansour Abbas and Ahmad Tibi.
- 02The order followed a petition from Eisenkot's Yashar party, which criticized the posters' content.
- 03Likud stated it would comply with the order but accused Eisenkot of planning a "left-wing government".
- 04The Yashar party claimed Likud and Prime Minister Netanyahu are disregarding judicial rulings.
- 05The committee head also ordered Likud to report on compliance and may impose further costs.
Likud stated it would comply but accused Eisenkot of planning a "left-wing government" with Arab leaders and other politicians. The Yashar party countered that Likud and Prime Minister Netanyahu are disregarding the law.
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