Abu Shhada criticizes Higher Committee over candidacy
Sami Abu Shhada withdrew his candidacy from the Knesset elections following the Supreme Court's decision to uphold his disqualification, despite believing there was no legal basis for the disqualification. Abu Shhada accused the court of being influenced by an atmosphere of incitement and intimidation, and considered that the decision was part of a campaign targeting Arab representation and suppressing the Arab voice in Israel. Although he no longer remains in the race, the party he leads affirmed that they will continue political and grassroots work, emphasizing that their struggle has not ended and will now focus on strengthening Arab representation in the elections. There are also calls to increase Arab participation and to bolster the Arab political stance within the Knesset.
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