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Ta'al Rejects Proposed Arab Party Alliance, Halts Talks on Joint List
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First reported by Srugim · 2 hours ago
What happened
Ta'al, led by Ahmad Tibi, rejected a proposed joint list with Hadash and Balad over candidate placements, ending negotiations.
- 01Ta'al party rejects proposed joint list with Hadash and Balad.
- 02Ahmad Tibi was offered second place on the list.
- 03Another Ta'al candidate was placed ninth, which Ta'al opposed.
- 04Ta'al demanded higher positions for its representatives.
- 05Negotiations to form a tripartite Arab list have been halted.
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YnetCenter · Hebrew6 minutes ago
Ta'al Rejects Proposed Arab Party Alliance, Halts Talks on Joint List
WallaCenter · Hebrew54 minutes ago
Arab Parties Face Deadlock Over Reestablishing Joint List as Ahmad Tibi Rejects Proposal
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