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Israel moves to ban main Palestinian-led lists from election

Al Jazeera Thursday 24 September 2026, 19:54 UTC 1 min read
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Israel moves to ban main Palestinian-led lists from election NewsFeed Israel moves to ban main Palestinian-led lists from election Israel’s election panel has voted to disqualify the two main Palestinian-led lists from next month’s election. Reacting to the decision, Hadash lawmaker Ofer Cassif, also barred, told Al Jazeera Israel has become a ‘fully fledged fascist dictatorship’. The bans are not final and appeals are expected.

Israel moves to ban main Palestinian-led lists from election NewsFeed Israel moves to ban main Palestinian-led lists from election Israel’s election panel has voted to disqualify the two main Palestinian-led lists from next month’s election. Reacting to the decision, Hadash lawmaker Ofer Cassif, also barred, told Al Jazeera Israel has become a ‘fully fledged fascist dictatorship’. The bans are not final and appeals are expected. Published On 24 Sep 2026
Israel (LOCATION) Palestinian (ORG) Hadash (PERSON) Ofer Cassif (PERSON) Al Jazeera Israel (ORG)
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