Israel’s Supreme Court overturns election ban on Arab parties ahead of Oct 27 polls
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Arab-Israeli parties promise change, provided voters don't boycott the election
Neither Netanyahu's coalition nor the opposition wants Arab-Israeli parties in government. With their influence constrained, the real question is whether Arab voters will turn out in force – or stay home
Decision of the Israeli Supreme Court in the file on the delisting of Sami Abu Shehada, President of the RPCR, and annulment of the decision on the deletion of the consolidated Arab list and the joint list adopted by the Committee
COURT CLEARS ARAB PARTIES: Supreme Court Reverses Election Bans on Ra’am, Joint List and Ofer Cassif as Balad Chief Drops Out
Israel’s Supreme Court has overturned the Central Elections Committee’s decision to bar the country’s two major Arab electoral lists and MK Ofer Cassif from participating in the October 27 Knesset election, while Balad chairman Sami Abu Shehadeh withdrew from the race after a majority of the justices signaled that they were prepared to uphold his individual disqualification. Sitting as the High Court of Justice in an expanded nine-member panel, …
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