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وكالة صدى نيوز
Israeli Committee Bars Several Parties
The Israeli Central Elections Committee has decided to disqualify the Joint List's candidacy, as well as the leader of the Ta'agid Party, Sami Abu Shhadeh, and Member of Parliament Ofer Ksenef, with a final decision to be made by the Supreme Court. The decision was approved by a majority of 18 votes to 5, with the Arab parties rejecting it and facing only limited opposition, while far-right parties supported it. The Haq Center (Justice Center) considered that the disqualification lacks a legal basis and threatens Arab political representation. Meanwhile, the Joint List described the decision as racist and aimed at silencing the Arab voice, and announced its intention to appeal to the Supreme Court to defend its right to political participation. Abu Shhadeh emphasized that the decision does not target him alone, but seeks to disqualify the entire Arab community's voice. He announced plans to pursue legal action and warned that these measures are racist and serve to exclude Arab communities from the electoral process.
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