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Ayman Odeh to Be Impeached? Deciding Vote on Hadash-Ta’al Chairman Scheduled for Monday

JERUSALEM DISTRICT, ISRAEL, JUL 13 – The expulsion requires a 90-member supermajority, but opposition reluctance and legal doubts make success unlikely, with Arab citizens comprising 21% of Israel’s population.

  • The Israeli Knesset voted on Monday on a motion to impeach Hadash-Ta'al chairman MK Ayman Odeh, but the motion failed to reach the required 90 votes for expulsion.
  • Likud MK Avihai Boaron launched the impeachment process against Odeh based on a January social media message in which Odeh expressed approval of the freeing of both Israeli captives and Palestinian detainees, which Boaron cited as evidence of support for terrorism.
  • Odeh strongly denied the charges, calling the attempt to remove him from the Knesset disgraceful and anti-democratic, and the Knesset legal advisor found his post insufficient evidence for expulsion.
  • The vote tally was 73 in favor and 15 against, with most opposing votes from Arab parties and significant abstentions from some opposition and coalition members, reflecting deep divisions and boycott threats.
  • The failed impeachment highlights ongoing political tensions in Israel and raises concerns about limiting parliamentary dissent, with critics warning the process may set a dangerous precedent for silencing minority voices.
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On Sunday, members of the Bundestag of the party Die Linke published a declaration of solidarity for the member of the Knesset, Ayman Odeh, against the efforts to exclude him from the Knesset.

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The Israeli Parliament voted to dismiss the deputy for a message in networks celebrating the exchange of hostages and censoring the "yugo of occupation" Israel condemns its Arab peoples to have no public shelters: "They don't see us as human" The very limited presence of the Arab minority in the Israeli Parliament — barely a dozen deputies in a 120-member chamber — may lose on Monday one of its most prominent figures, the leader of the leftist f…

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World News broke the news in United States on Sunday, July 13, 2025.
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