شبكة راية الإعلامية
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The New Zealand Electoral Commission has officially approved the registration of the "Free Palestine" Party, allowing it to compete in the elections, despite objections from Zionist organizations and entities aimed at blocking its registration. The decision came after the party met all legal requirements and provided proof of having at least 500 registered members. The party leader indicated that registration grants the necessary legal status and helps strengthen solidarity with the Palestinian cause. However, the commission reserved judgment on the proposed logo, which features the Palestinian flag and the phrase "Free Palestine," to avoid confusing voters, as the party will contest the elections under a registered name only. This decision has sparked controversy; critics have expressed concern that the electoral system might be exploited to promote agendas hostile to Israel, while supporters affirm that the party represents support for Palestinian rights and an end to the occupation.
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