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Ben Gvir's party urges Knesset disqualification of Sami Abu Shhada
The Israeli "Otzma Yehudit" Party, led by National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir, submitted a request to the Central Election Committee to disqualify Sami Abu Shhadad, leader of the National Democratic Assembly Party, from the Knesset elections. The reason cited was Abu Shhadad's comments following the "Temple Mount Flood" attack, in which he praised Hamas fighters, supported Palestinian prisoners and protests during the Dignity Uprising, and criticized the Jewish character of the State of Israel. The request was based on legal provisions outlining the conditions for disqualification, such as denying Israel as a Jewish and democratic state and endorsing armed struggle against it. This escalation is considered part of the extreme right-wing party’s efforts to dominate the political sphere and exclude its opponents.
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