Israel's Supreme Court overturns ban on Arab parties in election
Summarised from 3 outlets · Updated 2 Oct, 16:43 · Archive
Israel's Supreme Court has unanimously overturned a ban on Arab parties contesting the parliamentary election. The Central Elections Committee had previously voted to bar both main Arab lists and two candidates from running, but the court's ruling overturns that decision.
The ruling clears the way for Ra'am and the Joint List to contest the election and potentially swing the balance in the event of a hung parliament.
How it is being reported
- Israel's top court allows Arab parties to run in electionDW News · 2 Oct, 16:53
- Israel’s top court overturns ban of Arab parties in upcoming electionFinancial Times · 2 Oct, 15:32
- Israel’s Supreme Court advises Arab party leader to drop election bidAl Jazeera · 1 Oct, 18:09
In this story: Israel · Ra'am · Joint List · Central Elections Committee · Supreme Court
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