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Ra'am leader Mansour Abbas vows to change Israel's reality
Mansour Abbas, leader of the Israeli Arab party Ra'am (also known as the United Arab List), stated that his party would change Israel's reality after the elections. According to Israel's Channel 12, A
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The Arab party Ra'am, led by Mansour Abbas, stated that Israeli police confiscated ballot boxes in the town of Ar'ara in the Negev region and obstructed the voting process in that constituency.
The Arab party Ra'am, led by Mansour Abbas, stated that Israeli police confiscated ballot boxes in the town of Ar'ara in the Negev region and obstructed the voting process in that constituency.
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Israel's Supreme Court overturns ban on Arab party from running in elections
Israel's Supreme Court unanimously overturned the ban on Arab parties participating in the upcoming general election. The move paves the way for Ra'am and the Joint List to run, potentially impacting
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An Israeli committee has banned the main Arab party Ra'am from participating in next month's elections.
The Financial Times reported that the committee's move was politically motivated, driven by a concerted push from allies of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
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Ra'am leader Mansour Abbas vows to change Israel's reality
Mansour Abbas, leader of the Israeli Arab party Ra'am (also known as the United Arab List), stated that his party would change Israel's reality after the elections. According to Israel's Channel 12, A
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The Arab party Ra'am, led by Mansour Abbas, stated that Israeli police confiscated ballot boxes in the town of Ar'ara in the Negev region and obstructed the voting process in that constituency.
The Arab party Ra'am, led by Mansour Abbas, stated that Israeli police confiscated ballot boxes in the town of Ar'ara in the Negev region and obstructed the voting process in that constituency.
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Israel's Supreme Court overturns ban on Arab party from running in elections
Israel's Supreme Court unanimously overturned the ban on Arab parties participating in the upcoming general election. The move paves the way for Ra'am and the Joint List to run, potentially impacting
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An Israeli committee has banned the main Arab party Ra'am from participating in next month's elections.
The Financial Times reported that the committee's move was politically motivated, driven by a concerted push from allies of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
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