Likud’s move against Arab parties
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Party targets Joint List and Ra’am, as Arab parties could prove pivotal in closely contested vote
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu is trying to block Israeli citizen Palestinian parties, who appear to have the number of key seats that will determine power in the polls, from entering the elections. The Joint List, formed by Arab parties, called Netanyahu's Likud Party's attempt to block parties representing Israeli citizens from participating in the October 27 parliamentary elections “a racist and depraved move”.
Likud announced that it will work to disqualify the two Arab lists on the grounds of support for terrorism • The chairman of the Yisrael Beiteinu faction filed a separate request against Ofer Kassif: "He did not change his ways - he only made them more extreme" The post The disqualification battle has begun: Likud against the Joint List and RAAM; Forer demands that Kassif be disqualified appeared first on JDN.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud party announced it will file an application to prevent the "Joint List" and the "United Arab List" (Raam), which represent Palestinian citizens of Israel, from participating in the parliamentary elections scheduled for October.
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