Three Israeli Arab Parties Announce Joint Slate Ahead of Knesset Election
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Three Israeli Arab parties announce joint slate ahead of Knesset election
Hadash, Ta'al and Balad announced on Wednesday that they have reached an agreement on a joint slate, after lengthy negotiations amid disagreements over the distribution of each party's Knesset seats
The Hadash, Taal, and Balad parties in Israel have formed a joint list for the October 27 elections. Leadership order has been determined; negotiations over seat allocation have been difficult. Polls suggest that the Arab parties could win 15 seats and play a key role.
After a prolonged crisis and a breakdown in talks that seemed to end the possibility of a union, the three Arab parties recently (Wednesday) reached an agreement on a joint run in the elections for the 26th Knesset. Hadash, Ta'al and Balad will run together, while Ra'am, led by Mansour Abbas, will remain outside the union and run separately. According to the agreements that were reached, Hadash Chairman Yousef Jabarin will head the joint list. T…
The Arab parties Hadash, Ta'al and Balad are expected to announce a merger for the upcoming elections this coming Saturday, as reported this evening (Tuesday) on Kan 11. Recall that in recent times, negotiations between the parties have exploded, due to the refusal of Ta'al chairman, MK Ahmed Tibi, to accept places 2 and 9. Hadash chairman Yousef Jabarin and former MK Osama Saadi from Ta'al met yesterday and reached almost final conclusions. Acc…
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