Parties File Requests to Disqualify Electoral Lists, All Expected to Be Rejected
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Parties file requests to disqualify electoral lists, all expected to be rejected
The coalition-controlled Central Elections Committee is expected to approve requests against the United Arab List and reject those against right-wing slates. Appeals are expected to reach the Supreme Court, which has previously overturned such bans
The Central Elections Committee for the Knesset will begin hearings next week on requests to disqualify lists and candidates from running for the 26th Knesset. The hearings will be chaired by the committee's chairman, Justice Noam Solberg, in accordance with Article 7A of the Basic Law: The Knesset. The hearings will be spread over two days. On September 23, they will begin at 9:00 a.m. and continue until 8:30 p.m. The next day, September 24, th…
The deadline for submitting disqualification requests against lists and candidates for the Knesset ended tonight. • Among the requests: Otzma Yehudit against the Democrats and the Democrats against Otzma Yehudit, Likud against Ra'am, the Joint List and Ofer Kassif, a request against a Shas candidate, and also requests against additional candidates. • The requests will be discussed by the Elections Committee next week (Politics)
The year and its curses are over; there are many curses that we need to end in the coming year. One such is the period of disqualifications that comes with every election campaign. After we have gone through the festival of closing the lists of the parties running for the Knesset, and now that we know who is for life and who is for death (political, of course), various elements - in the political system and outside it - are beginning to attempt …
The deadline for submitting motions against the lists submitted on the first day has expired, and the committee has received motions to disqualify Ra'am, Otzma Yehudit and the Democrats, as well as several candidates • Hearings will be held next week The post Ten motions to disqualify have been submitted to the Elections Committee; some have already been rejected outright appeared first on JDN.
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